Despite surrogacy being generally accepted as being a legitimate means of reproduction for those who wouldn’t otherwise be able to...
Since its announcement on March 6, Jeremy Hunt’s spring budget has divided opinions amongst farming organisations, with many of the...
Shortly after the opening of its new office in Bristol, nationally recognised law firm Buckles has further strengthened its offering,...
Following swiftly on the close of the government’s last consultation[1] on proposed changes to the Town and Country Planning (General...
If you jointly own property in both the UK and Spain you may need to transfer your share of the...
Following the Ombudsman’s Decision in the complaint of Mr N (PO-25984), there are a number of steps Professional Trustees should...
La conservación de la nacionalidad española es una declaración personal ante el Encargado del Registro Civil Consular del domicilio que...
Pensions can be incredibly valuable assets for couples, yet they are frequently neglected or underestimated during divorce proceedings. Whether you’re...
For many families, the decision to embark on a surrogacy journey can be an emotional one, triggered by any number...
Buckles has a long history of working with family businesses, supporting the significant contribution these firms make in terms of...
The recent case of TA v The Office of the Public Guardian [2023] raises an important point about the duties...
It is possible for a gift in a Will to be made subject to conditions. An approach to trying to reduce...
The conservation of Spanish nationality is a personal declaration before the Consular Civil Registrar of the place of residence that...
Nationally recognised law firm Buckles recently appointed Sharon Sherriff as the firms new Human Resources Director. Highly experienced and commercially...
In November 2023, after it emerged that between April and June of that year, the average Probate application was taking...
It is an offence to carry out any works of alteration or demolition to a listed building “in any manner...
The much-anticipated appeal in the case of Hirachand v Hirachand was heard by the Supreme Court on 18 January 2024,...
The French authorities have rejected a proposed amendment to the French Immigration and Integration Bill, which could have heralded positive...
The long-awaited Levelling-up and Regeneration Act 2023 (the LURA) finally secured royal assent on 26 October 2023. Amongst its 454...
Whilst finding yourself on the receiving end of a broken promise can be irritating and sometimes upsetting, in other cases...
The recent case of Richefond v Dillon has brought the concept of residual gifts within a Will to the fore,...
The University of Exeter has had its claim against insurance provider, Allianz Insurance PLC, dismissed by the Court of Appeal...
Dealing with divorce is undeniably difficult, both emotionally and financially. During such a challenging period, it is crucial not to...
With changes to the Financial Promotion Regime on 31 January 2024, we summarise the changes in this helpful table. For...