Spouse unable to make medical decisions without LPA

Planning for the future as we get older is a vital part of life – that’s why many of us provide for ourselves with pensions and Wills. However, one of the most important tools available to us is often neglected: Lasting Powers of Attorney. According to CanadaLife UK, 78% of UK adults don’t have a […]

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Your Lawyers For Life

Cunningtons help with “Your Legal Journey Through Life”. We cover key areas: your first home, your relationships and family law, then growing families, employment matters, dispute resolutions, property investments, and planning your estate. We focus on continuity, trust, understanding clients, and personal service by offering the same legal team throughout life.

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Problem neighbours not caring for their house

There are many things neighbours can do that make you think of them as ‘problem neighbours’; we look at when you may have a valid misrepresentation claim against your property seller.

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Legal Aid Agency cyber attack - Client data stolen

Serious cyber attack on the Legal Aid Agency leaves client information open to theft.

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Will to Remember Alzheimer's Society

We’re proud of our 100% commitment to the Alzheimer’s Society’s Will to Remember scheme. By drafting Wills with charitable gifts included, we help raise money for vital dementia research and support. Join us to make a difference with your legacy to this amazing charity that can benefit us all.

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Stressed about your mortgage

Mortgage stress tests are an important thing to consider when you’re thinking of borrowing money to buy a home. Factors such as economic conditions, your age, loan-to-value ratios, and income type all influence your borrowing options – making expert advice more valuable than ever.

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Your dog should be in your Will

Your pets are part of your family, so you need to care for them in your Will. We look at ways you can provide for animals after your death.

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Houses in London where stamp duty is rising in April 2025

Levels of Stamp Duty for property purchases are going to rise steeply from April 1st – and it’s no laughing matter. If you want to avoid being caught out, you can read more about it here.

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Houses and chains- the property chain

Property chains can be a nightmare, as you depend on the decisions of so many strangers before you can move into your home. Is it possible to subvert the chain by waiting in between moves? We have a look at the options.

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Family gathering at New Year happy that they have had a legal health check

Starting a New Year with a Legal Health Check means you can ensure that your Will is up-to-date, you have the right LPAs set up, and your family is in good hands if the worst comes to the worst.

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Property outlines

Resource list: our buying and selling property articles, with information on conveyancing service, freehold vs leasehold, the responsibilities of owning property, local conveyancing solicitor branches, property auctions and so much more. It is kept updated, so you can keep an eye on the subject.

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Family law solicitor advising a client about prenups

Let’s face it – the raising of the need for a “prenup” or prenuptial agreement within a loving relationship can be difficult to contemplate. An engagement and the planning of a wedding is an exciting time however it may be that some uncomfortable conversations are necessary relating to the parties’ assets acquired before their relationship. […]

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