Renters’ Rights Act
Renters’ Rights Act The Renters Rights Act 2025 received Royal Assent on 27 October 2025, marking the most significant reform to renters’ rights and short-term…
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25% off Lasting Powers of Attorney 25% off Lasting Powers of AttorneyHave you made your New Year’s resolution to get your legal affairs in order? From 1st – 31st January 2017, we are offering 25% off…
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Season’s Greetings from Clapham & Collinge Solicitors Season’s Greetings from Clapham & Collinge SolicitorsPlease note our arrangements for closing over the Christmas and New Year period :- Closed from 5pm on Friday 23rd December 2016, re-open 9am on…
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Working in Partnership with Community Action Norfolk Working in Partnership with Community Action NorfolkWe are delighted to confirm an exciting new partnership with Community Action Norfolk (CAN), an independent charity which provides practical advice and support to community…
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Understanding Dementia and the Legal Consequences Understanding Dementia and the Legal ConsequencesDementia costs the UK business economy £1.6 billion per year and 1 in 3 people over 65 will be diagnosed with the illness. During the…
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How do I cope with the Christmas period after divorce or separation? How do I cope with the Christmas period after divorce or separation?Whilst the Christmas period is a time for families, preparing for the Christmas festivities brings with it an additional layer of stress which can put…
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The Christmas Party extravaganza – Through the eyes of an employer The Christmas Party extravaganza – Through the eyes of an employerThe 12 days of Christmas – The Christmas Party extravaganza On the twelfth day of Christmas, the Christmas Party gave to me twelve articles of…
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Top tips for new landlords Top tips for new landlordsDespite the 3% increase in Stamp Duty Land Tax in April 2016 for additional residential properties, there is still unprecedented demand for properties for buy…
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Decision now Expected in Landmark Case of Melita Jackson (Ilott v Mitson) Decision now Expected in Landmark Case of Melita Jackson (Ilott v Mitson)The Supreme Court decision in the claim by Heather Ilott against the estate of her late mother Melita Jackson is due to be given by…
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The Importance of a Court Order in Family Law – What can go wrong? The Importance of a Court Order in Family Law – What can go wrong?The importance of formalising a financial settlement by way of a Court Order is an aspect often overlooked by divorcing couples as a result of…
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What does reintroducing grammar schools back into Britain’s educational landscape mean? What does reintroducing grammar schools back into Britain’s educational landscape mean?In the summer of 2016 the Prime Minister Theresa May announced her intentions to reintroduce grammar schools back into Britain’s educational landscape. At the age…
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Clapham & Collinge Family Law Update – November 2016 Clapham & Collinge Family Law Update – November 2016Good Divorce Week 2016 Resolution (the national organisation of family Solicitors) is holding its annual awareness week from Monday 28th November this year. Rather than…
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The Importance of a Health & Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney The Importance of a Health & Welfare Lasting Power of AttorneyAs lawyers, we are continually striving to educate the public on the importance of having Lasting Powers of Attorney in place. This legal document gives…