Backhouse Solicitors’ blog
Independent Legal Advice (“ILA”) is where a lender requires you to obtain specific advice in relation to their transaction documents from an independent legal adviser. When is Independent Legal Advice needed? There are many different types of transactions where you will be required [...]
When losing a loved one, it is easy to let emotions dictate important decisions when it comes to tying up the deceased’s affairs and this can sometimes cause disputes between family and friends if not everyone agrees, and this is why Executors are appointed. An [...]
Starting a business is one of the most exhilarating and challenging endeavours you can undertake. Whether you are inspired by a groundbreaking idea, driven by the desire to be your own boss, or looking to make a positive impact on the world, the path to [...]
As we approach the middle of winter and the unpredictable weather that it brings, there will inevitably be days when the roads and transport networks struggle to cope with the weather conditions. When that happens, some employees will find themselves unable to get to work and [...]
Going through the divorce process can be emotionally charged and stressful, particularly when dividing assets. There are key factors that influence asset division that you should be aware of when going through the process, such as marital versus separate property and how things like retirement [...]
With Christmas around the corner and plans for the festive season underway, trying to organise arrangements for the children can be a difficult task for some separated parents. This is often made more stressful if parents cannot effectively communicate and come to an agreement. To [...]
Welcome to the final part of our ‘How to Find your Legal Expert’ series. In this edition we are going to look at what you should consider when searching for a Property Lawyer. As well as conveyancing, there are a range of other services Property [...]
It is not uncommon for landlords to have to deal with tenant disputes from time to time. Whether it is due to unpaid rent or a disagreement surrounding repairs and damages, as a landlord you should be aware of what you can and cannot do [...]
Anyone faced with redundancy can experience feelings of uncertainty and stress, and not knowing what comes next can make it harder to understand the process. It’s important that you are aware of what your employer can and cannot do because if they don’t follow the [...]
On 10th October 2024, the new Labour government published their much-anticipated Employment Rights Bill. Press releases before the event hyped the Bill up as the most significant reform to employment rights in a generation, but does the reality live up to the hype, and should employers [...]
