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Guiding families through the process of protecting a loved one’s health, welfare and financial affairs.
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Divorce & Family

Compassionately supporting clients through the breakdown of a relationship and the challenges this can bring.
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Residential Property

Dealing with a variety of property transactions including sales, purchases, mortgages and transfers.
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Probate, Trusts & Estate Administration

Taking care of the complexities during what is often a very difficult and emotional time.
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Dispute Resolution for You

Helping to comprehensively resolve a variety of disputes, including property, landlord and tenant, wills and probate.
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Employment for You

Advising on contracts and termination of employment, unfair dismissal, settlement agreements and tribunals.
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Wills & Powers of Attorney

Empathetically ensuring that you and your loved ones are prepared and looked after, no matter what happens.
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Debt Recovery for You

We offer an individually tailored service for the recovery of various types of private debts.
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Disputed Wills, Trusts & Estates

Supporting clients navigating disputes over wills, trusts, and estates, offering tailored advice and expert assistance during emotionally challenging times.
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Will Review Wednesday

Wednesday 19 August 2026

If there’s been a birth, death or marriage in your family, it may be time to review your Will. We’re happy to do this, even if it wasn’t made by us. We want to make sure that it reflects your wishes and helps you to protect your loved ones. It’s completely free to book an appointment, and there’s no obligation to instruct us.

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Employment Rights Act 2025: unfair dismissal changes from January 2027
Employment Rights Act 2025: unfair dismissal changes from January 2027

From 1 January 2027 employees will need only six months’ continuous service to claim unfair dismissal, with service from 1 July 2026 counting toward this period, and the statutory compensation cap will be removed.

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Family law could be changing - but what might this mean for you?
Family law could be changing - but what might this mean for you?

The government is consulting on family law reforms could make pre-nups binding, extend financial safeguards to long-term cohabitants, equal inheritance rights, codify financial remedies and broaden domestic-abuse considerations.

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Reasons to review your Will (and what happens in a Will review)
Reasons to review your Will (and what happens in a Will review)

Will reviews help ensure your Will reflects life changes, tax considerations, and care-home planning; SME solicitors offer this service for any Will, even if drafted elsewhere.

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Why should I use a solicitor to make my Will?
Why should I use a solicitor to make my Will?

A recent High Court case shows unqualified DIY wills can cause costly errors and distress, highlighting why using a solicitor ensures a proper, legally sound Will.

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Wills specialists help to raise over £3,260 for Worcester Cathedral
Wills specialists help to raise over £3,260 for Worcester Cathedral

SME Solicitors and local firms raised £3,262.50 for Worcester Cathedral through the ‘Make a Will This Summer’ campaign, supporting community preservation efforts and celebrating collaboration among law firms.

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Dogs and Mogs: What happens to pets after divorce?
Dogs and Mogs: What happens to pets after divorce?

Explores the complexities of pet custody disputes during divorce. We need to consider the emotional investment owners have in their pets and how pets should be considered in legal agreements.

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6 key steps to achieving a good divorce
6 key steps to achieving a good divorce

Justine Lowe outlines the key signs of a 'good' divorce, emphasising child welfare, effective communication with solicitors, financial assessments and focusing on significant assets to achieve a fair and dignified separation.

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Resolution explained: what it means for you
Resolution explained: what it means for you

Our family specialists are members of Resolution, which means that they promote a dignified, non-confrontational approach to divorce that prioritises fairness, transparency and the well-being of children during separation.

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What does reform to the house-buying system mean for me?
What does reform to the house-buying system mean for me?

The government’s house-buying reforms aim to cut costs and delays by requiring upfront property information and introducing binding contracts to reduce failed sales, potentially saving first-time buyers an average of £710.

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How you can benefit from getting married...
How you can benefit from getting married...

...or entering a civil partnership. Find out what benefits a couple can gain by being married or in a civil partnership, such as tax breaks, savings gains and protections upon death.

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