Is Christmas time bringing divorce thoughts?
It is a truth universally acknowledged that after the Christmas period, solicitors are inundated with new enquiries as to divorce.
Plans set new-build house ground rent at peppercorn rate
Conveyancers have welcomed Government plans to set the ground rent costs on new houses at "one peppercorn" a year.
Wake Smith helps turn retail dream into reality
A former John Lewis employee has turned her retail dream into reality with the help of Wake Smith Solicitors.
Are your neighbours watching you?
You should be aware of your obligations when owning and operating surveillance equipment and your rights if you think that you are being filmed by a neighbour.
Transferring assets to deprive a partner – a big mistake
One of the biggest mistakes you can make before or during a separation is transferring your assets
Wake Smith Solicitors appoint two new directors
Wake Smith Solicitors has appointed Colleen Dooney and Kelly Pashley-Handford to director level.
Wake Smith boosts team with seven appointments
Wake Smith Solicitors have welcomed seven new additions to their teams highlighting the firm’s growth plans.
Wake Smith help kitchen specialists expand
Wake Smith have helped a specialist independent kitchen design and installation company expand into its third showroom.
Wake Smith paralegal qualifies as chartered legal executive
Wake Smith Solicitors’ approach to training and development has successfully steered Private Client paralegal Jennifer Robinson to successfully qualifying as a chartered legal executive.
Is it a criminal offence to take your child abroad if the other parent objects?
If you are planning ahead to go on a holiday abroad with your children you need to agree it with any other person with Parental Responsibility for them.
