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Modern families are often complex, with second marriages, blended households, and long-term partnerships without marriage. In these situations, disputes over inheritance can arise more easily, particularly where high-value estates are involved. We regularly...
Rising affluence has given increased opportunity for individuals to pass on wealth to chosen members of their family. Unfortunately, in our experience, this has also led to a rising number of wills that are being challenged by those either not included in a...
Government rules concerning what types of property need HMO licences are changing this autumn. Make sure you are not caught out. The current rules cover properties that are three or more storeys high, have 5 or more people in more than 1 household and share...
Harrowells Solicitors has announced the appointment of four new Partners, further strengthening the firm's commitment to recognising and developing talent from within the business. Rachel Bourne, Aimee Costello, Lauren Hooghiemstra-Maughan and Rebecca...
What the new employment laws mean for farming businesses in 2026
The UK’s employment law framework is undergoing one of its most significant transformations in decades. The Employment Rights Act 2025 is now in force and introduces a phased programme of reforms running through 2026 and into 2027. For farming...
Congratulations to Amaya Huntly , Private Client Solicitor and Partner at Harrowells, on passing the final stage of her Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) exams and achieving the internationally recognised Diploma in Trusts and Estates. ...
