EFN-News

As 2023 draws to a close, we wanted to highlight some of the charities whose work we have been pleased to support this year: Our official Charity of the Year 2023 is Bundles of Hope, a community based initiative in Long Eaton...

The run up to Christmas is an exciting yet hectic time, especially if you have secured a moving date in December. Should you decide, instead, to stay put for the festive season and initiate your property search in the New...

In recent years, the concept of ‘bird nesting’ has become more and more common. Although often put in place with the best of intentions, it can actually cause more problems than it solves. What is ‘bird nesting’? ‘Bird nesting’ is an...

Whilst the new no-fault divorce procedure appears straightforward, it is important to consider that the Final Divorce Order will only bring the marriage to an end. It will not bring an end to each party’s right to claim against the...

Dispute Resolution Solicitor Tim Jones explains the importance of seeking specialist legal advice if you wish to challenge a Will. ‘The death of a loved one is always distressing. Disputes arising around inheritance can only make the situation even more...

In the current housing market, many first time buyers are feeling uncertain about purchasing a property. Rising house prices and interest rates are among some of the main reasons that some buyers are not getting on the housing ladder. Every...

Many believe that taking steps to protect your assets in the event of divorce or separation is a sign of distrust, however it can actually be quite the opposite. A prenuptial agreement is a contract between you and your partner...

Recovering from an injury may leave you feeling anxious and vulnerable. Have you been injured in an accident that wasn’t your fault? Are you wondering whether or not you can claim compensation? Our Personal Injury team are used to hearing...

On 14th June 2023, the Charities Act 2022 came into force, making key changes to the procedures that you will have to follow if you are selling or mortgaging charity land as a trustee. Provisions for charity trustees selling or...

Leaving a Legacy (a gift) in your Will to a loved one or a charity close to your heart is a very important decision. Legally, you are free to distribute your estate (everything you own) however you wish. This can...