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April 16, 2020

Coronavirus Crisis: Guidance on compliance with Family Court Child Arrangement Orders

Parents, whose children are the subject of Child Arrangements Orders made by the Family Court, have been understandably concerned about their ability to meet the requirements of these court orders...

Can I still move house during the coronavirus pandemic?

April 9, 2020

Alistair Millar Property law

Can I still move house during the coronavirus pandemic?

“Can I still move house?” is a question we are being frequently asked by clients during the lockdown, says Alistair Millar, Head of...

Alistair Millar discusses why farming partnerships need to clearly define who owns partnership assets via a partnership agreement

March 30, 2020

Agricultural law Alistair Millar

Agricultural tenancies and diversification

Agricultural tenancies and diversification With significant challenges being faced by tenant farmers in a post-Brexit world, could diversification be a solution to secure the sustainability...

Coronavirus - will I get paid if I self-isolate? Advice from the employment law specialists at Tallents Solicitors

March 23, 2020

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Coronavirus / COVID 19 – remote working at Tallents Solicitors

We are still open for business, however following the advice of our government we're now closing the offices to the general public and clients. We hope that this will not impede or interfere with our...

Cohabit, civil partnership or marriage? What you need to know about the relationship choices available to mixed-sex couples in 2020

March 20, 2020

Andrew Stout Family law Southwell

Cohabit, civil partnership or marriage?

What you need to know about the relationship choices available to mixed-sex couples in 2020 For mixed-sex couples wishing to put their relationship on a more legal footing, 2020 is the first...

February 27, 2020

Employment law

Coronavirus – will I get paid if I self-isolate?

There has been conflicting advice for employees and employers regarding coronavirus in the UK and employment lawyer, Ross Pierrepont from...

Ross Pierrepont discusses the upcoming employment law changes in 2018

February 3, 2020

Commercial law

Understanding Heads of Terms

If you are considering entering into a commercial property transaction or lease this year, then Harjit Singh, a

December 9, 2019

Andrew Stout Family law

Fairness for Families – Why we need a commitment to family justice

Andy Stout, an experienced family law solicitor at Tallents Solicitors in Newark has called upon the government to commit to supporting...

Make a Will in November and support Will Aid

November 25, 2019

Later life Wills

Writing a will – more than leaving money to those you love

Having a will. Writing a will. We all know we should have one, but for some reason, we keep putting it off. Well, this November, Tallents Solicitors is making it easier for everyone to write their...