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Divorce is often stressful and emotional, but couples can find amicable solutions through collaborative law and family mediation. These approaches help manage finances, co-parenting, and communication without lengthy court battles, reducing conflict and supporting a smoother transition to post-divorce life.
Bridging finance provides fast, flexible funding for homeowners, self-builders, and developers. Our solicitors guide you through lender requirements, review loan terms, and manage all legal checks to ensure a smooth, timely transaction.
When purchasing a property, your conveyancer must verify the source of your funds. This protects buyers, solicitors, and the property market under strict Anti-Money Laundering rules. By providing clear evidence such as bank statements, probate documents, or gift letters, you can help ensure a smooth and secure transaction.
Holidays are a time for fun and relaxation, but they also come with risks that many of us prefer not to think about. Reviewing and updating your Will before you travel is a sensible step in life planning. Whether you’re heading abroad or staying in the UK, a clear, up-to-date Will provides peace of mind and protects your loved ones should the unexpected happen.
Adverse possession allows someone to claim ownership of land they’ve occupied without permission for a set period. Our guide explains the process, from making an ADV1 application to Land Registry, to meeting the factual possession, intention, and time requirements. We cover registered and unregistered land claims in clear, practical terms.
More and more separating and divorcing couples are choosing a new, kinder way to navigate the process of divorce and separation, one that puts communication and cooperation before courtroom battles. That’s where the One Couple, One Lawyer Model comes in. At Thornton Jones Solicitors, we know that divorce doesn’t have to mean war. What is […]
For children, as the summer holidays fast approach, excitement builds. For separated parents, it can be a period of stress, frustration and conflict, particularly when there is no clear plan in place for when children will spend time with each parent. This time of year especially, given that the school holidays often feel like they last […]
Find out whether getting married or entering into a civil partnership can reduce your inheritance tax liability. Discover how UK inheritance tax rules treat married and cohabiting couples differently, and why relationship status plays a crucial role in estate planning. For couples thinking about the future, understanding these legal and financial distinctions could be key to protecting family wealth across generations.
Understand the risks of using unregulated Will writers. Learn why using a regulated Solicitor is safer for your Estate and your loved ones.
See how UK courts handle pet ownership during divorce or separation. Find out why the law may be changing and what it means for your pet.
