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I am a Beneficiary of a Will – What happens now?

There's lots of information available about the importance of having a Will and being able to control where your estate passes once you pass...

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You can’t predict the future but you can plan for it

Thursday 11th April, 10am - 12pm. Join us for a free coffee & cake morning with questions and answers at The Beth Chatto Gardens, we d...

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Transfer of Equity and your Home

What is A Transfer of Equity? A transfer of equity occurs when the legal owner of the property wishes to add or remove a party to, or from,...

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No Fault Divorce plans are unveiled

Following many years of pressure by family lawyers the Government has announced plans to end the need for fault-based divorce. These changes...

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Who makes your medical decisions if you lack capacity?

The recent case of DCC v NLH [2019] EWCOP 9 is an interesting case where the Court of Protection dealt with a matter where a person lacked t...

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Movers and Shakers at Fisher Jones Greenwood

We are delighted to announce that Jody Williams has been promoted to Associate Solicitor within our Conveyancing team. Jody graduated from t...

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One Year Anniversary for FJG in Holland-on-Sea

It has been one year since our  acquisition with Holland-on-Sea firm Alistair Keeble Solicitors. The acquisition saw FJG gain a prominent p...

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Can I claim for bereavement?

Can I claim for bereavement? Unfortunately there are a lot of people who lose loved ones as a result of someone else’s negligence. Coping ...

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New RICS Code of Practice relating to service charges in commercial property

Effective from 1 April 2019. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) professional statement relating to service charges in comm...

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Health and safety concerns for commercial premises

In acting for commercial landlord or tenant clients, we are always asked to confirm what the parties respective obligations are. The various...

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How can a business lease be brought to an end?

We are often asked by commercial tenants (and landlords), how a business lease may be brought to an end in the absence of a formal option to...

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Is a landlord entitled to withhold consent to a tenant request to assign or underlet a business tenancy?

The Landlord and Tenant Act 1988 imposes various duties on a landlord in relation to the grant of a licence to assign or sublet a property u...