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October 21, 2024

Posted by Barrister Connect, Feb 13, 2026

When buying or managing property in England and Wales, one of the most important but often misunderstood distinctions is ...

Posted by Barrister Connect, Feb 10, 2026

Landlord and tenant disputes are one of the most common sources of legal conflict in property law. While many tenancies ...

Posted by Barrister Connect, Feb 05, 2026

If you are facing a property dispute or legal issue, you may assume that your only option is to instruct a solicitor first. ...

Posted by Barrister Connect, Feb 02, 2026

Searching for information about a non-molestation order is often a sign that something feels urgent or unsafe.

Posted by Barrister Connect, Jan 28, 2026

If you are having a dispute about arrangements for your child, you may come across something called a C100 form.

Posted by Barrister Connect, Jan 26, 2026

Form A is the document that formally starts financial remedy proceedings.

Posted by Barrister Connect, Jan 26, 2026

One of the most common questions people ask when starting a divorce is whether they really need a solicitor.

Posted by Barrister Connect, Jan 19, 2026

Form E is one of those things that sounds simple on paper "just list your finances" but can quickly turn into a pile of bank ...

Posted by Barrister Connect, Aug 19, 2025

Going through a divorce is challenging, whatever the circumstances. But add in the pressure of agreeing who gets what— be it ...

Posted by Barrister Connect, Aug 12, 2025

A Section 8 notice offers a direct route to possession when tenants breach their tenancy agreement. Unlike a Section 21 ...