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• Blended families – what to consider when making your will
  Posted on February 12, 2026
  If you have a blended family, making a will is an important opportunity to put clear and effective arrangements in place for your loved ones. You may wish to balance the needs of your current spouse or partner with the needs of your children from an earlier relationship, while also ensuring that your estate ultimately passes in line with your wishes. Without careful planning, even well-intentioned arrangements can lead to unintended outcomes and, in some cases, costly and distressing disputes.
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• Buying a new-build property off plan
  Posted on January 27, 2026
  Buying off plan involves buying a house or apartment before it has been built. In most cases, you will have to rely on architect’s plans, computer generated images and other information provided by the developer. In some cases, though, you may be able to view a show home or part of the development which has already been completed.
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• How to obtain possession of commercial property
  Posted on January 12, 2026
  As a commercial landlord, you are likely to rely on the income from rent on leased premises in order to meet all of the costs of running the premises and for income. If you are not being paid rent, or worse, if you know your property is not being looked after, or is even being damaged, then you will want to take swift action to resolve this matter. One of the options open to you as a commercial landlord with a problem tenant is to ask the court for an order to allow you to repossess your property.
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• Dealing with a death overseas - key legal considerations
  Posted on January 9, 2026
  Losing a loved one is never easy, but the situation can become even more complex when someone dies abroad. Whether your relative was living, working, or travelling overseas, you may find yourself facing an unfamiliar set of legal and practical steps before their affairs can be brought to a close.
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• Avoiding common property problems in a divorce
  Posted on January 8, 2026
  Dealing with real estate issues in a divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership can be legally intricate. Misunderstanding how assets are categorised, failing to value them correctly, or overlooking tax consequences can lead to an unfair settlement and long-term financial harm. Problems can be further complicated where other family members are involved, such as an elderly parent in a granny annex, or where property is owned via a company.
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