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We enjoy being part of the local community, and over the past month, we’ve had the chance to get out, meet people, and support some fantastic initiatives – from inspiring the next generation to cheering on runners and raising money for charity....
“So, how much land do you have?” “Well… I reckon it’s around 400 acres.” “Some of the land I bought myself, some I bought with my brother, my mum and dad own bits, and some is in my wife’s...
New year is a time to look back and review the past year and to look forward to the year ahead. The budget in October 2024 made 2025 a difficult year for many. The uncertainty caused by the new rules limiting agricultural and business property relief...
Restrictive covenants are a long-established feature of English property law which shape how land is used and influences potential growth and development. A restrictive covenant is a legally binding promise that attaches to the land and runs with the land,...
Following a separation or divorce, the traditional response is for both parties to seek legal advice and for each to instruct separate lawyers. However, in recent years, separating couples have increasingly looked for ways to resolve matters more...
It is that time of year again when lots of friends and family come together because it is expected and Christmas is portrayed to be the season of peace, love and happiness! Unfortunately, this idyllic vision of Christmas does not happen in all households. ...
Over the Christmas and New Year holiday season all our offices will be closed at 1pm on Wednesday 24th December 2025 and then reopen on Monday 5th January 2026. The details of each day as shown below: Tuesday 23rd December -...
Christmas is a time for giving, and many of us like to treat our loved ones to something special. Most gifts are simple enough, but bigger or more valuable presents can come with tax implications that are easy to miss. Knowing the rules means you can give...
Following the government’s announcement of the new Employment Rights Bill, which is expected to come into force in April next year, this is the fourth instalment in our five-part blog series exploring the key changes to expect. In this post, we focus...
The upcoming changes to business and agricultural property relief for inheritance tax throw up numerous complex and difficult issues for families wanting to pass on assets in a tax efficient manner. As a reminder, as of next April, broadly speaking, business...
By Amelia Kirby I’m about to enter my final year of Law at the University of Lincoln. During the summer break I was keen to gain some practical experience within a law firm. Grace Mortin kindly gave me the opportunity to spend a week at...
For many people across North Yorkshire, the Ryedale Show is much more than a day out. It marks a point in the rural calendar when people can step away from the demands of everyday life, catch up with familiar faces and celebrate the community that sits at...
Buying or selling a home is one of the most significant decisions most people will ever make. It is not just a financial transaction, but often an emotional one too. While conveyancing is sometimes seen as a purely administrative process, the solicitor you...
