Backhouse Solicitors’ blog
An injunction is used to either order a party to or prevent a party from taking a specific action. Injunctions can provide swift and effective relief across a wide range of disputes, including commercial conflicts, family law cases, employment issues and more. In this article, [...]
If you are looking to expand your business and brand and are thinking about franchising as an option, there are a few things you should consider. This method of expansion requires careful planning and strict legal processes to become successful so it’s important to do [...]
Starting a business can be challenging and if you are looking to mitigate the risks involved when starting from scratch, franchising could be the right solution for you. Buying a franchise takes some of the guesswork out of opening a brand-new business because it provides [...]
Writing a Will is one of the most important things you can do to protect your loved ones, yet it's surprisingly easy to overlook key details. Many people assume a Will is straightforward, decide who gets what, sign it, and you're done. But in reality, [...]
If you have ever been part of a dispute involving allegations of unauthorised actions/behaviours that have caused harm, or infringed on someone’s legal rights, then you may have heard of a ‘cease and desist’ letter. Whether you are a business owner, a property owner, or [...]
When someone loses the ability to make important decisions for themselves, it can leave families unsure of what to do next. It can be a challenging time, especially when financial responsibilities, healthcare decisions or day-to-day arrangements still need to be dealt with. This is where [...]
"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me". In an increasingly digital world, however, those words can be just a click away. The old adage, while offering a mantra for shrugging off playground insults, does little to mitigate the real-world consequences [...]
When someone passes away, their estate is usually administered in accordance with their Will or, when there is no Will, the rules of intestacy. However, disputes can arise, particularly in circumstances where family relationships are complex, expectations differ, and emotions are understandably heightened following a [...]
If you’re considering buying a commercial property as an investment, or for your own business, it can be tempting to just focus on negotiating the price and finding the right location. But behind every successful deal, when it comes to purchasing a commercial property, lies [...]
Blended families are increasingly common, and with them come unique challenges when it comes to estate planning. Relationships may be more complex, and the way assets are shared often requires careful thought. Drafting a Will within a blended family context, therefore, calls for a delicate [...]
