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Who gets the horse? How English law treats high-value animals on divorce 

When agreeing a financial settlement on divorce, the focus is rarely limited to conventional assets….

Post-adoption contact with birth families – What’s changing? 

Historically, adoption in England and Wales was understood to involve a clear and final break…

Getting Married? Why you should review your Will before you say “I Do”

Most people planning a wedding are thinking about venues, guest lists and readings, not about…

More change on the way: What landlords need to know as Phase 2 of the Renters’ Rights Act approaches 

Landlords in the private rented sector have already absorbed a significant amount of change this…

Business break-ups: Using a capital reduction demerger to split a company 

Running a business with others can be immensely rewarding, but there is no guarantee that…

Looking back: Pam Johns reflects on her year as President of the Devon & Somerset Law Society 

A year can seem like a long time when you’re standing at the beginning of…

What the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 means for employers 

When employees have concerns about how their personal data is being handled, most raise them…

Digital payslips: What employers need to know following the Royal Mail ruling 

A recent decision from the Employment Appeal Tribunal has confirmed that employers can lawfully move…

When the law treats a non-spouse as a spouse: what the Dinsdale case means for inheritance disputes 

Most inheritance disputes involve familiar questions. Was a Will valid? Has someone been unfairly excluded?…

Changes to the Trust Registration Service: What you need to know 

The rules around the Trust Registration Service are changing, and if you are a trustee,…

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