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With audio and visual recording devices more prevalent than ever, parties in family proceedings are increasingly turning to making secret recordings in a hope to capture ‘proof’ in support of their case. However, the use of such recordings in family proceedings raises several legal, ethical and evidentiary questions.

The Government has recently announced some proposed sweeping reforms of the property market and how the process of buying and selling works, having stated main aims are to reduce time, cut costs and reduce the number of failed transactions.

An anonymous woman was the victim of a horrific sex crime as she slept onboard a Qatar Airways aircraft in September 2024. The attacker, Momade Jussab, was arrested at Gatwick Airport and was ultimately sentenced to 78 months in prison.

Matrimonial solicitor Kathy McQuillan highlights the key practicalities to consider if you’re getting married

As the whole nation is talking about Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) we thought it would be a good idea to explore what exactly SDLT is and what our role is as property solicitors in relation to SDLT.

The Merseyside Independent Business Awards (MIB Awards) has announced its shortlist of finalists for 2025, celebrating the outstanding achievements and diversity of independent businesses across the Liverpool City Region.

Failure to follow-up after bladder tumour resection leads to advanced cancer...

Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) has been compulsory for all Secondary Schools in England since 2020. Guidance in place for the teaching of RSE sets out what schools should do, and their legal duties, when teaching Relationships Education, Relationships and Sex and Health Education.

If you’ve been offered a settlement agreement by your employer, it’s crucial to seek professional legal advice before making any decisions.