What Is Conveyancing and Why Does It Matter? Helping you understand the legal steps behind a confident home move. Janet Jones 20th March 2026
Why a Real Solicitor Still Matters: The Human Side of Conveyancing in a Digital World Real solicitors. Real protection. A safer way to move home. Janet Jones 19th March 2026
DES Justice UK's call for Public Inquiry Backed by Love Island Star Love Island star links fertility issues to pregnancy drug taken by his grandmother Clare Fletcher 10th March 2026
What Happens When Your Professional Deputy Changes? A Guide for Families Guiding you through deputyship changes with clarity, confidence, and care Zita Kiszko 25th February 2026
Remortgaging in 2026: Why Independent Legal Advice Is Essential Is your fixed‑rate deal ending this year? You’re not alone. Janet Jones 25th February 2026
Pets and Wills: What Every Owner Needs to Know Your pet is already part of your family. A Will simply makes their place secure. Angelika Simpson 24th February 2026
Is Divorce the Right Step for You in 2026? If 2026 feels uncertain, you’re not alone. Ben Dale 19th February 2026
Under 35? Here’s Why a Will Still Matters Your life is already worth protecting. A Will simply makes that official. Laura Beattie 18th February 2026
Covid Inquiry Launches Module 10 of its Investigation: Impact on Society Module 10 will examine the impact of Covid on the population of the United Kingdom Nicola Brook 16th February 2026
DES Justice UK Meet with Health Minister in Latest Step to Get Justice for Victims of Cancer-linked Pregnancy Drug DES Justice UK has grown to more than 500 members since its launch in November. Clare Fletcher 10th February 2026
What Does It Mean to Be a Lay Deputy in 2026? A Guide for families Your straightforward guide to managing someone else’s affairs. Zita Kiszko 22nd January 2026
Jackson Lees and Broudie Jackson Canter achieve the Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award for the second year running Consistent, client‑verified service: Feefo Platinum for the second year running. Esther Leach 21st January 2026
Hillsborough Law Delay: Families Urge the Prime Minister To Protect The Duty of Candour, with No Exemptions The next Commons stage of the Public Office (Accountability) Bill, better known as the Hillsborough Law, has been pushed back. Nicola Brook 15th January 2026