Posted by the Dispute Resolution team on 11th February 2022
The current hot topic in contentious property matters is boundary disputes. Following the series of Covid lockdowns, we have all been more confined to our homes a lot more. Therefore, issues that may otherwise have been able to be settled quite...
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Posted by the Property team on 16th December 2021
It is no secret that we love supporting local businesses and enterprises in any way we can - Sussex truly is a superb place to live and work! Which is why it gives us great pleasure to announce that we have been working closely with Sussex County...
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Posted by the Family Law team on 24th November 2021
Our most recent legal myth-busting video hosted by Jackie Mensah and Sarah Pennicott is now live! You can find the video on our YouTube channel. This podcast covers a range of topics including: Popular myths surrounding domestic abuse...
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Posted by the Family Law team on 29th July 2021
Our most recent legal myth-busting video hosted by Jackie Mensah and Sarah Pennicott is now live! You can find the video on our YouTube channel. This podcast covers a range of topics including: Do children always go to the mum? The myth...
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Posted by the Private Client team on 2nd July 2020
With the uncertainty surrounding the easing of and possible re-implementation of lockdown measures in the wake of Covid-19, there are calls for the reform of many processes and legislation that affect how people go about their lives. One such...
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Posted by the Dispute Resolution team on 21st May 2020
By Tim Ransley, Associate Solicitor, Dispute Resolution Department. Under legislation now over 40 years old, bereavement damages can be claimed following the unlawful death of a loved one. It is a form of personal injury compensation in cases...
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Posted by the Private Client team on 9th December 2019
Equality Newsflash! Civil Partnership (Opposite-sex Couples) Regulations 2019 After much campaigning by various individuals and groups, including a sizeable number of Resolution trained Family Lawyers, as of 2nd December 2019, opposite-sex...
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Posted by the Private Client team on 8th August 2019
For many parents, the summer break presents at least a slight sense of pressure as to keeping all bases covered, but majorly, hopefully, the pleasure of being able to spend meaningful time with their children. However, the six-week break (sun or...
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Posted by the Family Law team on 19th June 2019
Upon a relationship breakdown, when faced with a mix of emotions, upset and anxiety, it is often difficult to know where to start in terms of sorting out the most pressing worries (“…will I be able to stay in my own home and if so, how will I...
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Posted by the Property team on 4th June 2019
On 1st June 2019 the new Tenant Fees Act 2019 came into force. There are now fees which landlords and agents may once have charged to the tenant, which can no longer be claimed. The new Act applies to ASTs entered into on or after 1st June 2019 but...
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