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Tallents Solicitors volunteering at Reach Learning Disability as part of their 250 Anniversary Celebrations

June 5, 2024

250 Anniversary Celebrations All Tallents Articles

Tallents staff help out at Reach Learning Disability

Tallents Solicitors has always been deeply rooted in the communities they serve and during our 250th Anniversary Year, we are honouring these values by volunteering at several local charities...

Appointing a guardian for minor children

May 30, 2024

All Tallents Articles Children law Family law Private Client law Wills

Appointing a guardian for minor children – what parents need to know

Appointing a guardian for minor children – what parents need to know Any parent with minor children should...

Family court reforms Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay

April 24, 2024

All Tallents Articles Children law Family law

New family court reforms put children’s wellbeing foremost

New rules coming into force on 29 April 2024 in England and Wales will put the wellbeing of children at the foremost during a separation, with the aim of better protecting them from the devastating...

TeamTallents will be taking on the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge in aid of the Rosie May Foundation

March 25, 2024

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The Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge – 20 April 2024

On Saturday 20 April 2024, intrepid members of #TeamTallents will be attempting to walk the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge in just 12 hours.

Energy Performance Certificates - advice for landlords on complying with the changes in regulations

March 25, 2024

All Tallents Articles Property law Vili Chung

Complying with Energy Performance Certificate regulations – advice for landlords

Since 1 April 2023, landlords could only rent out a domestic property if it had an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of E or above. The government has proposed...

What to do if you find buried treasure by Alistair Millar from Tallents Solicitors

March 14, 2024

Agricultural law Alistair Millar

Finders Keepers? What to do if you find buried treasure

The countryside around us has been the site of many a historical event and as such, it’s a mecca for metal detectorists and amateur archaeologists hoping to find hidden...

Tallents Solicitors can offer advice and support for anyone seeking to escape domestic abuse

February 25, 2024

Andrew Stout Family law

Divorcing fairly – sorting out money and property

With no fault divorce now available to couples wishing to end a marriage, it is perhaps all too easy to think that you don’t need to involve a solicitor, especially if...