News & Articles
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Moving abroad with children after separation
17th October 2018
These days, more and more people are spending time abroad, whether on business, trying to build a new life in a different country, or…
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Free events for business
16th October 2018
We are pleased to launch our series of breakfast events for business owners and managers. These events, in Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells, will help…
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Civil Partnerships for heterosexual couples
9th October 2018
There were 3.3 million cohabiting couples in 2017*. The recent announcement, by the government, to enable heterosexual couples to enter a Civil Partnership and…
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Cohabitation and the commonly asked questions
3rd October 2018
Yashin Masoliver, Head of our Family law team, answers the four most commonly asked questions on cohabitation. What is a common law wife in…
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Christmas events – do you need a temporary licence?
26th September 2018
Many people are unaware that you can host a number of activities without needing an official licence. However, for your peace of mind, Paul…
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Over £4k for 3H Fund!
19th September 2018
I am proud to announce that we have raised £4,019.63 pounds in aid of 3H Fund, our current charity of the year. I wanted…
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Divorce – Whose fault is it?
18th September 2018
Clients are regularly surprised to learn that divorce proceedings have to be based on allegations against their spouse and that divorce is not on…
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What is constructive dismissal and do you have a case?
12th September 2018
What is constructive dismissal? How you can deal with the consequences of what can be a very stressful situation? Karron Foot an experienced solicitor…
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Bump in the night for Airbnb landlords
29th August 2018
With badly behaved renters in the news this week the rule changes on short term lets could see part-time landlords hit by a new…
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Maternity Leave – your rights explained
22nd August 2018
Maternity leave is an important period for all working mums. It gives women an opportunity to prepare for the birth, then care for the…
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GDPR – two months in, how are businesses coping?
15th August 2018
How is GDPR affecting businesses? Are companies struggling to keep up? What impact have the regulations had on digital services? Paul Reader, Berry &…
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Cybercrime What to do if your business is being held to ransom
9th August 2018
Cybercrime, both against businesses and individuals, is becoming more common. It is both frightening and a major issue for businesses which may cause them…
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Cyberbullying – your legal rights if you’re being bullied
1st August 2018
The online community can be a quagmire of spite, with personal attacks seen as perfectly acceptable for any reason. Behind the anonymity of a…
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Dealing with noisy neighbours during the summer
26th July 2018
The current heatwave brings with it an increase in the number of people having barbecues and entertaining outdoors. Whilst we all like to have…
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