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16 June 2026

Agricultural & Business Relief reform — an update on the current position

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We explore the key inheritance tax updates to Agricultural and Business Relief announced in and after the Autumn Budget 2024.

5 May 2026

Dementia-proofing your assets — 5 practical steps to protect your future

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We explain what ‘dementia-proofing’ your assets involves and outline five practical steps that you can take to protect your wishes, family and finances.

23 April 2026

Marriage on the decline: what the latest ONS statistics tell us about the ‘modern family’

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We delve into the new data, what it tells us about the ‘modern family’ and the steps that cohabiting couples should take to protect their rights.

27 March 2026

Can you get divorced in England & Wales if you married abroad? Key legal considerations explained

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We outline how an overseas marriage is treated under English and Welsh law for anyone considering divorce.

26 March 2026

From rising star to retirement — a footballer’s guide to wealth, family & future planning

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We break down the key stages of a footballer’s career and outline how the right guidance safeguards their wealth and long‑term future.

12 March 2026

6 ways trusts can strengthen & future‑proof your estate planning

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We outline six key reasons why trusts play such a central role in building a resilient and effective estate plan.

6 March 2026

3 essential estate planning steps to protect your digital assets

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We outline the practical measures that you can take to make sure that your digital footprint is protected and managed in line with your wishes.

17 February 2026

Settlement agreement FAQs

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Find answers to our most frequently asked questions about settlement agreements and executive severance from our specialist employment lawyers.

4 February 2026

4 key drivers making contentious probate expertise essential in 2026

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We take a closer look at the social, demographic and economic trends that are making contentious probate expertise essential in 2026.

27 January 2026

Bad behaviour & divorce — does an affair affect the financial settlement?

We explore how adultery and other forms of misconduct fit into the current divorce framework and when behaviour affects the financial settlement.

23 January 2026

A guide to trusts in divorce — 5 practical tips to protect your wealth

A guide to trusts prenups and wealth protection upon divorce

We explore how the courts approach trusts on divorce and outline the key considerations for dealing with them after separation.

16 January 2026

What happens when separated parents can’t agree on a school?

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We explore how decisions around schools are made, the processes available to help parents to reach agreement and the court’s approach when they can't.