News & resources

National Adoption Week 2019 has begun, giving individuals and organisations the chance to raise awareness of the importance of adoption in changing lives.

Carrie Tennick, October 14, 2019

England and Wales saw a total of 956 civil partnerships in 2018, making it the third consecutive annual increase after a significant drop following the introduction of same-sex marriage in the UK.

Carrie Tennick, October 15, 2019

Private renting can offer a range of advantages but there are significant differences in the rights of tenants in the UK compared to the rest of the world – and even within the UK itself.

Carrie Tennick, November 13, 2019

Divorce can be one of the most stressful and emotional processes you can go through. A good solicitor will help get the best outcome for you.

Carrie Tennick, January 02, 2020

When you’re in your 20s or 30s, there’s always something more important than making a Will to focus on. But if you were to die without one, your wishes might not be adhered to.

Carrie Tennick, January 27, 2020

A notice of intended prosecution is a notice from the police informing you that you’ve committed a motoring offence. We’ve put together this guide to help you work out what to do.

Carrie Tennick, February 07, 2020

The end of a marriage is a hugely stressful and emotional life event. But just how long does a divorce take and how many stages are involved in the process?

Carrie Tennick, February 19, 2020

From 20 March, tenants in England will be able to take their landlords to court for not providing accommodation that is “fit for human habitation”.

Carrie Tennick, March 04, 2020

For some separating parents, who gets custody will be an issue of contention. For others, it will be a foregone conclusion. Knowing your children will be taken care of after your divorce can be hugely reassuring.

Carrie Tennick, March 10, 2020