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PREDATORY MARRIAGE

Who is marrying your mum or dad for their money? This is a true story. Joan was 91 years old when she died. She had […]

‘Til living together 24/7 in Global Pandemic do us part. Enquiries for Divorce and separation advice increases as Couples seek a more positive New Year.

As a market town firm, we are used to seeing the traditional ebbs and flows of Divorce and separation enquiries. For years we could set […]

Providing for the pets we love

At Dawsons Law we are an office of animal lovers. Last year we introduced Eliud to the office, a Chiweenie (Dachshund/ Chihuahua cross) and for […]

LASTING POWERS OF ATTORNEY – Its All In the Capacity

Many of us are aware that a Lasting Power of Attorney is a useful legal document to have in place. Lasting Powers of Attorney, or […]

COVID-19 and the New Legislation for Will Signings during A Pandemic

You may have seen our news article in the EDP showing that during lockdown, Dawsons Law experienced a 60% increase in people seeking to make […]

When Lockdown Leads To Relationship Breakdown – Be Advised

We know as Family Solicitors in the normal days of old, that spikes occurred in separation and divorce enquiries in September and January, after couples lived […]

Nearly 22,000 Applications for Lasting Power of Attorney Rejected

As a result of the current Lockdown measures and the need for members of our Community to isolate themselves for longer Lasting Powers of Attorney […]

How to make a Will with Dawsons Law during a pandemic

The immediate Government Restrictions on Individuals and Businesses in March 2020 meant we were required to immediately implement new ways of taking instructions and ensuring […]

No More Letting Fees – Landlord and Tenant News

From 1st June the ban on letting fees began. This means that letting Agents are no longer able to charge Tenants upfront fees when they […]

A new tax in wolfs clothing? – The Probate Fee Hike

Grieving Families are again facing a substantial increase in Probate Fees which is due to take place next month (April 19). In 2017 the Government […]