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Law Society Says Farewell to “Dear Sirs” in Push for Inclusive Legal Language
Wednesday 05 November 2025
In a landmark move reflecting the evolving values of the legal profession, the Law Society of England and Wales has officially advised solicitors to stop using the traditional salutation “Dear Sirs” in legal correspondence. The phrase, long considered a formal standard, has been deemed outdated, non-inclusive, and inappropriate in today’s diverse professional environment.
Applying for Deputyship – A Step-by-Step Guide
Tuesday 04 November 2025
When a loved one loses the ability to make decisions for themselves, it can be a difficult and emotional time. If a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) has not been made, you may need to apply for deputyship in order to legally manage their affairs. Applying for Deputyship in the Court of Protection (England and Wales) is a formal legal process that allows someone to make decisions on behalf of another person who lacks the mental capacity to make those decisions themselves.
Moore & Tibbits Proud to Support Armonico Consort’s Christmas Carol Concert in Warwick
Tuesday 28 October 2025
Moore & Tibbits Solicitors are delighted to support Armonico Consort and their much-loved festive concert, Carols by Candlelight, taking place on Monday 15th December 2025 at 7:30pm at St Mary’s Church, Warwick.
Senior Solicitor Antonia Kirby - District Deputy Judge Appointment
Monday 27 October 2025
Moore and Tibbits are proud to share that Antonia Kirby, a senior solicitor in our Family Team has been appointed as a Deputy District Judge (Midlands, Civil & Family).
The Renters’ Rights Bill – the Changing Landscape
Wednesday 22 October 2025
The Renters' Rights Bill is in its final stages and is expected to proceed to Royal Assent becoming the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 shortly thereafter. The objective of the proposed reforms is to have a more regulated, transparent and tenant friendly rental system. Whilst the full reforms have yet to come into effect, it is imperative that landlords begin preparing for change.
Articles of Association: What They Are and Why Your Business Should Care
Tuesday 21 October 2025
When you set up a limited company, you probably did not spend much time thinking about the Articles of Association. It is one of those legal documents that tends to get filed away and forgotten – until it suddenly matters.
Child Arrangements and Christmas: Help!
Tuesday 14 October 2025
One of the most common concerns for separated parents centres around how to share time around special occasions, such as birthdays, and holidays, but quite often the biggest panic comes around Christmas time.
Child Arrangements | If They Aren’t Paying Towards the Children, Can I Stop Contact?
Tuesday 07 October 2025
"If They Aren’t Paying Towards the Children, Can I Stop Contact?" This is a question I have been asked many times over the past decade, and whilst it is an understandable frustration, the answer is a clear and resounding “no”.
Court of Protection orders change to how Motability contracts are handled by deputies | What a deputy needs to know
Monday 29 September 2025
On July 18th 2025, The Court of Protection updated and clarified the legal position for deputies arranging vehicle contracts under the Motability Scheme, in a ruling aimed at reducing risks faced by those acting as deputies for people who lack capacity to manage their own affairs.
Contesting a Will: The use of Caveats
Tuesday 23 September 2025
A Caveat is a written notice which is lodged at the Probate Registry. Its purpose is to suspend the administration of an estate and to prevent a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration being issued whilst the Caveat remains in place.
Martha's Rule | What the roll out to acute hospitals means for patients and families
Wednesday 17 September 2025
It was announced by NHS England on 4th September, that Martha's Rule would be rolled out into all acute hospitals following a successful pilot program but what exactly does this mean?
What to Consider with an Agreement for Lease in Commercial Property
Monday 08 September 2025
In any commercial property transaction, the Agreement for Lease is one of the most important legal documents you will have. This agreement stipulates the terms and conditions that need to be met before a formal lease is granted—acting as a binding commitment between landlord and tenant ahead of the actual lease.
On the move | An exciting new chapter for Moore & Tibbits Solicitors.
Tuesday 26 August 2025
Moore & Tibbits Solicitors, a well-respected law firm with over 190 years in the heart of Warwick town centre are on the move! The iconic 34 High Street office has been a trusted contact point for generations of clients, and although the much-loved setting has served Moore & Tibbits well over the years, the time has come to say goodbye.
Understanding Disciplinary Hearings: What You Should Know and How Moore & Tibbits Can Help
Wednesday 20 August 2025
Facing a disciplinary hearing, whether as an employee or an employer, can be a daunting and emotionally charged experience.
Court of Protection Team Expands - Meet Our New Team Members.
Tuesday 12 August 2025
Moore & Tibbits Solicitors are thrilled to announce the expansion of its established Court of Protection team with the appointment of Assistant Solicitor; Habiba Sheik and Paralegal; Lorna Herron, joining the expert team.
Boundary Markings | How do I know who is responsible?
Tuesday 29 July 2025
As a homeowner, it is important to know which boundaries that surround your property you are responsible for.
Financial Support for Children of Unmarried Parents: Understanding Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989
Monday 21 July 2025
With cohabiting couples now representing the fastest-growing family type in England and Wales, the legal landscape for separating, unmarried parents is increasingly under scrutiny. Unlike married couples, cohabitees have no automatic legal rights or protections upon separation. As a result, many parents are surprised to learn that their only financial entitlement may be limited to child maintenance payments through the Child Maintenance Service (CMS).
Child Arrangements | Can My Ex Stop Me Taking Our Children Out Of The Country On Holiday?
Tuesday 15 July 2025
"Can My Ex Stop Me Taking Our Children Out Of The Country On Holiday?" This is another common problem amongst coparents, especially where one party may be from another jurisdiction, or there is a general lack of trust between the parties.
Estate Planning | Where to start and why it is so important
Tuesday 15 July 2025
Estate planning is crucial for ensuring that your assets are managed and distributed according to your wishes, and that your loved ones are protected. Here are top tips for planning your estate effectively:
Essential Legal Documents Every Startup Business Needs
Tuesday 01 July 2025
Starting a business is exciting – but it is also full of unknowns. Whether you are building a tech platform, launching a creative agency, or opening a café, having the right legal documents in place from day one can protect your startup and give you the foundations to grow with confidence.