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Autumn Budget 2024 | How can you ensure the best possible outcome?
Monday 21 October 2024
With the UK’s Autumn budget set to take place on Wednesday 30th October 2024, and if speculation is correct – there are some ‘difficult decisions’ on tax, spending and benefits to be made, with the aim of ‘rebuilding the country’.
Legal 500 | Firm to Watch Employment Law
Wednesday 09 October 2024
We are absolutely delighted to announce that Legal 500 have listed Moore & Tibbits as a firm to watch for Employment Law, West Midlands.
Lasting Powers of Attorney to join the digital world
Thursday 03 October 2024
What are LPAs? A Lasting Power of Attorney (‘LPA’) is a legal document that allows you to appoint another person or persons to act on your behalf should you no longer have the capacity or ability to make your own decisions.
Understanding Professional Negligence: A Guide from Moore and Tibbits
Tuesday 01 October 2024
Professional negligence is a term that might sound daunting, but it's crucial to understand, especially if you believe you’ve been let down by a professional. Here at Moore and Tibbits, we want to make the complex simple and provide you with the support you need. In this article we’ll explain what constitutes professional negligence; give common examples and let you how we can help if you find yourself affected by it.
Joint Tenants v Tenants in Common | which is better for you?
Tuesday 24 September 2024
Buying a property with someone else is a big decision, whether you're married, in a partnership, or just good friends. One of the first things you'll need to decide is whether to be Joint Tenants or Tenants in Common. These are two different ways to own property and choosing the ‘wrong’ one for your circumstances can have big consequences down the road.
Back To Basics: My Ex-Partner Will Not Let Me See My Child – What Can I Do?
Wednesday 18 September 2024
Unfortunately, children can often find themselves as collateral damage when a relationship breaks down, and this can happen for a number of reasons.
Congratulations to our new Trainee Solicitor | Florrie Talty-Sanghera
Wednesday 18 September 2024
We are delighted to announce that Florrie Talty-Sanghera has secured a training contract with us.
Estate Contests on the Rise | The Impact of the UK's Cost of Living Crisis
Wednesday 28 August 2024
The cost-of-living crisis began to intensify around 2021 and has continued into 2024. As a result of this crisis, many households are struggling to make ends meet, facing difficult choices between basic needs and falling into debt. The crisis has exacerbated financial insecurity and highlighted economic inequalities across the country.
Tim Ollerenshaw cycling over 200 miles for Molly Ollys
Thursday 22 August 2024
Tim Ollerenshaw, Director in the Business team at Moore & Tibbits is cycling over 200 miles from Brighton to Warwick to raise vital funds for Molly Ollys, a charity which Tim and his wife Rachel set up after their daughter Molly aged 8 very sadly died from a rare cancer.
Changes to Employment Law after the General Election
Wednesday 21 August 2024
There are considerable changes on the horizon to Employment Law after a change in Government at the General Election on 4 July 2024. Whilst we are still waiting for the precise details, the Labour Party have made several pledges prior to the Election and in the King’s Speech on 17 July 2024 as to likely changes to Employment Law.
Buying at Auction? The useful tips you need to know...
Tuesday 13 August 2024
For many people, buying property at auction is an exciting experience that gives the opportunity for a great deal. However, in some cases it can be also be difficult journey with hidden costs and future headaches.
Back to Basics: How Do I Get Divorced?
Monday 05 August 2024
“How do I get divorced?” is a questions that we know people will have asked themselves long before they consider asking us.
Grave Rights and Funerals | The often overlooked details...
Wednesday 31 July 2024
We understand that when it comes to thinking and planning for a future when you are gone can be both difficult and overwhelming for you and your loved ones but understanding the process ahead of time and having the reassurance that your final wishes will be carried out exactly as you want can make a real difference.
Gender Neutral Family Court: Is Now the Time?
Wednesday 31 July 2024
In 2023, Reem Aslem, UN expert on violence against women, reported to the Human Rights Council that deeply entrenched gender bias permeates family court systems worldwide. Can the same be said about the system in England and Wales?
Congratulations Rosie | Licenced Conveyancer Final Exams
Thursday 25 July 2024
A huge congratulations to our Conveyancing Executive Rosie Simms, who has passed her final exam on the path to becoming a qualified, Licenced Conveyancer!
Inheritance Tax Bill | Urging local families to plan ahead
Wednesday 24 July 2024
Latest figures from HMRC show that inheritance tax receipts have risen by 7.2% since last year. By taking advantage of available tax reliefs and planning carefully, families can make sure their loved ones pay the smallest tax bill possible and get the most out of what they inherit.
Partnership Disputes | How to avoid them and how to navigate them.
Tuesday 23 July 2024
Creating or entering into a Partnership is an exciting and entrepreneurial time. Partnerships are an informal avenue for individuals to carry out business with two or more people. While this informal approach is attractive, it can often lead to complicated Partnership disputes. Especially if you’ve entered into a Partnership without even knowing it.
How well do you know your customers?
Wednesday 17 July 2024
I am sure we all believe we know our customer well, both old and new and that is likely very true in the majority of cases, but it is apparent sometimes however that insufficient or any initial due diligence has been undertaken and this is not noticed until we are instructed to assist with debt recovery.
The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 | What does this mean for you?
Monday 15 July 2024
This Act gained Royal Assent before Parliament was prorogued and key parts of the Act are anticipated to come into force by the end of July.
“But It Is My Money!” – PART TWO
Wednesday 10 July 2024
What happens to money you receive by gift, inheritance or other means after separation? Following on from my first blog by this same title, another issue which sometimes arises is the receipt of money by inheritance, redundancy, or even unexpected share returns following separation, and even sometimes following an agreement having been reached.