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Has your employee social media policy kept pace with business practice?

Posted on October 9, 2024

When did you last review or update the policy on social media use for your employees? Does it reflect the way that social media is being used on a day-to-day basis in your organisation?

Deploying social media is now deeply embedded in many employees’ job descriptions, whether for the purposes of promotion and marketing, recruitment or communicating with customers and suppliers.

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What are my legal rights if someone is blocking my right of way?

Posted on October 9, 2024

Many UK land users benefit from a private ‘right of way’ (or easement as they are also known), which gives them the legal right to cross over land belonging to someone else via a defined route for a particular purpose – for example, to reach their property from the public highway.

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Arbitration in family law – could this help us?

Posted on October 8, 2024

When going through a divorce or deciding child arrangements after a relationship breakdown, there are various routes to resolving difficult or contested issues. One alternative to court, for a privately funded family law case in regard to a financial or property settlement and some aspects of children’s law, is arbitration.

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Common mistakes with employment contracts

Posted on October 4, 2024

Employers are legally required to give employees certain key information at the start of the job in what is called a written statement of particulars. This is often set out in the contract of employment, which includes details such as pay and hours of work. But that is not the only reason to take time to get staff contracts right.

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Family Disputes and Mediation: A Guide to Resolving Family Conflicts

Posted on September 25, 2024

Family disputes can be upsetting and stressful, ranging from minor disagreements to major conflicts. Disputes between family members can take many forms, including spousal conflict, child custody matters and inheritance issues.
If left unresolved, these disputes can have long-term consequences for all involved.

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Is the Leasehold Being Abolished in the UK, and What are the Recent Reforms?

Posted on August 23, 2024

As the UK government rolls out ambitious reforms, homeowners and potential buyers alike are asking: What does this mean for me? Whether you're a current leaseholder, a prospective homebuyer, or simply curious about the changing face of property ownership in the UK, this article will guide you through the maze of new legislation and what it means for the future of home ownership.

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A quick guide to being an executor of a will

Posted on July 18, 2024

After someone close to you dies, you may be named as an executor of their will. Being given this responsibility can be a lot to handle at a difficult time, and may prompt a lot of questions. So what exactly does being the executor/administrator of a will or estate mean?
To help lessen the load, here's a quick guide covering what this important responsibility entails and how you can get expert advice to make this challenging role easier to handle.

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After your Free Initial Assessment, you might wish to take advantage of our Ask the Legal Expert service, which is a face-to-face meeting with one of our lawyers to discuss your circumstances in much more detail.

Ask the Legal Expert’ is a reassuring face-to-face meeting with a lawyer who will give you legal advice on your situation for only £99.

This session is designed to answer any questions, clarify your rights and give expert guidance.

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With QualitySolicitors your first initial assessment is free, so you can call us without worrying about being charged for a call you might not have actually needed to make. And because we place our clients are at the heart of everything we do, we make these five customer service promises to make sure you'll feel properly looked after.

This is why, in the first instance, most people looking for legal help in relation to a 'Home And Property' call QualitySolicitors for a Free Initial Assessment over the phone before requesting our Ask the Legal Expert service; which is an introductory 45-minute face-to-face consultation for £99.