We are looking for a versatile legal receptionist to run our reception in our small but busy office in Alton, Hampshire.
New no fault divorce law – What does it mean for you?
From 6 April 2022, the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 came into force,
making the biggest change in divorce law in England and Wales for over 50 years, ending
the “blame game” to allow couples to divorce amicably.
Job vacancy – Residential conveyancer – Alton, Hampshire
An exciting job opportunity for a full-time qualified and experienced residential conveyancer, based at our offices in Alton.
You will play a key role in growing our residential conveyancing department and will be proactive in marketing initiatives and able to develop positive working relationships with local businesses.
New home card competition winner announced
We ran a ‘Design our new home card’ competition in August at our Alton office, encouraging kids to get creative and take part during the summer holidays. Up for grabs was a huge haul of family board games.
Email impersonation fraud is on the rise. Don’t get caught out.
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) has issued eight email scam reports in July alone as cyber criminals target legal service providers.
Do solar panels have a right to light?
A High Court judge has overturned planning permission for a house extension in Medway, Kent, in a case that rules ‘climate change is a legitimate planning issue’. In a shock decision, Mr Justice Lane overturned the council’s ‘irrational’ decision and decided in favour of Bill McLennan who vehemently objected to his neighbour’s proposed extension on the grounds that it would significantly block sunlight to his solar panels despite the Council granting permission for the project to go ahead.