Taylor Hugo

The Government are set to make significant changes to Section 21 (S.21) of the Housing Act 1988 in the UK, which are part of the broader reforms in the Renters (Reform) Bill. These updates are likely to dramatically change the way private renting works at present. With the change in government, it is unclear whether […]

Around this time of the year, often an issue that separated parents face is deciding what school their child should attend. This is a big decision in your child’s life, and it is important to start the discussions with the other parent as early as possible and even have a look all the potential schools […]

The cost of living crisis in the UK has profoundly impacted various aspects of life, including the emotional and financial dynamics of divorcing couples. As inflation rises and household budgets are stretched thin, the complexities of divorce become even more challenging. Here, we explore how the economic strain has reshaped the landscape for couples navigating […]

This is a question we are asked regularly by people who have been appointed as Attorneys under an Enduring Power of Attorney, or Lasting Power of Attorney and who are looking for some guidance on their role and responsibilities. It can be a complex area and cause confusion, so here we hope to give some […]