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Nottinghamshire solicitors launch Will Aid campaign

Disputes over trees & hedges – what you need to know

The end of summer is often a key time for disputes between neighbours since trees and hedges have often grown extensively during the year, writes

Commonly asked family law questions – advice from a family law expert

With nearly 25 years’ experience in family law, there really aren’t many legal scenarios that Helen Shaw, an experienced

What you need to know about Agricultural Tenancy Reform 2019

With data showing that productivity growth in the UK farming industry is extremely low compared to other developed countries and affecting our ability as a nation to compete, grow new markets, have a...

Later life planning – hints and tips to prepare for the future

Planning ahead for your later life need not be scary with our help Facing up to and dealing with later life planning issues can be both worrying and emotional for us all and it’s quite...

Don’t make promises you won’t keep – advice for farming families on succession planning

Proprietary estoppel is a legal claim, which is sometimes argued in farming family disputes Many farms in the UK rely on the next generation to work alongside family members on the verbal...

No-fault divorce will reduce conflict between couples

Andrew Stout, an experienced family law solicitor at Tallents Solicitors in Newark welcomes the government’s plans to...

Initial fixed fee family law meeting

At Tallents Solicitors, we understand that the thought of running up large legal bills can be worrying. So, to make things easier to understand, we offer a fixed fee for an initial fixed fee family...

No-fault evictions to be banned in England

In an attempt to give tenants more long-term housing security and stability, the government has announced its intention to scrap Section 21 notices for evictions, writes