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Family Mediation Week 2025
Discover free webinars during Family Mediation Week 2025, covering mediation, co-parenting, safeguarding, and more. Join us from 27–30 January.
Reduced Fixed Rate Fees for Mediation at SRB
SRB Solicitors are currently offering a discount on Mediation services.
How to Resolve Boundary Disputes with Neighbours
Discover how to navigate boundary disputes with our expert legal guidance.
Our Guide to Settlement Agreements
Explore our comprehensive guide to settlement agreements in England & Wales, covering legal advice, negotiation tips, and what to expect.
Family Mediation Week 2024
Click here to find all the free seminar links you will need for this year's Family Mediation Week!
A Step-by-Step Guide to the UK Conveyancing Process
From acceptance to completion, learn about the conveyancing process with our detailed 6-step guide.
Resolution’s Vision for Family Justice
Discover more information about Resolution's Annual Awareness Week.
Capital Gains Tax Changes 2023 | Separation & Divorce
Learn about the Finance (No 2) Act 2023: extended CGT relief for divorces and civil partnerships resolving finances post-April 6, 2023.
Free Initial Family Law Meeting from SRB
Book a Free Initial Family Law Meeting with our solicitors.
A Guide to Compulsory Mediation
The UK's Ministry of Justice has ushered in a transformative change for civil claims valued up to £10,000. Discover what this means for the legal landscape.
A Guide to the Renters Reform Bill
Delve into the intricacies of the Renters (Reform) Bill and its potential implications for UK landlords.
What is in my Financial Remedy Order on Divorce?
When arranging finances on divorce there are different orders that are available to you. We explain what the orders mean.
Care Quality Commission plays vital role in prosecuting NHS Trusts
A recent tragic case brought against Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust highlights the importance of the CQC.
£39M clinical negligence claim after hospital meningitis error
Sue Jackson examines the case of a 4-year-old girl receiving £39 million after all four limbs were amputated after a hospital error.
Everything you need to know about a Tenancy Deposit Claim
What are Tenancy Deposit Claims and what do they mean for both landlords and tenants? Read on to learn all you need to know about your rights around deposits.
No Fault Divorce: The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020
The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 comes into force on 6 April 2022. The first change in divorce law for nearly fifty years.