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9 July 2020
Yesterday the chancellor announced his summer statement to kick start the UK economy. Key points within the summer statement include: A VAT cut for hospitality, a cut in stamp duty until 31 March 2021, an ‘eat out to help out’ scheme with discounts on eating out and a job retention bonus when bringing employees back from furlough. Read more
8 July 2020
In a matter of days, Covid-19 shut down the property market, with much uncertainty about whether transactions could complete, and what provisions could be made for buying or selling due to lenders and agents who were forced to close as a result of the Government lockdown. Read more
6 July 2020
Our employment solicitor James Conley answers 5 common questions about discrimination in the workplace. Read more
3 July 2020
Our private client team has had to adapt to a new way of working during the coronavirus pandemic to ensure that we are able to fulfil client expectations and complete the work within the law society regulations. Read more
29 June 2020
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, many summer holidays have been cancelled or postponed. Read more
25 June 2020
In our latest Lawyer lockdown diary, we talk to Katherine Bearman a newly qualified solicitor from our Wills, Trusts and Probate team. Read more
23 June 2020
Cohabiting couples remain the fastest-growing family type in the UK, with many couples still believing that moving in together creates a common law marriage, giving you the same rights as if you were married. However, it is a common misconception that living together with your partner gives you ‘common law’ legal rights. Read more
19 June 2020
Having made the move to remote working in late March in line with the Government’s lockdown advice, the Steeles Law teams have been busy adapting to offering level services via virtual methods. This has been especially challenging for our private client teams in the Diss office who regularly meet with their clients on a face to face basis. Read more
18 June 2020
Family law solicitors across the country celebrated as no-fault divorce has been given the green light meaning from early autumn 2021 separating couples will be able to divorce without having to apportion blame to the other party. The accusations of adultery, desertion or unreasonable behaviour will no longer be necessary. Read more
17 June 2020
Going through a relationship breakdown can be an emotional and worrying time for the whole family, they can be a source of great emotional pain and grief. It is common to find yourself amongst the Google searches looking for ‘who are the best family solicitors near me?’ or ‘how do I choose a family law solicitor?’ Read more