All you need to know about Forfeiture of Leases
Leasing agreements play a pivotal role in the realm of property law, providing a structured framework for both landlords and tenants. However, amidst the complexities of lease agreements, there lies the possibility of forfeiture—an action that can have significant...
Flexible Working: A Guide for Employers and Employees
In the ever-evolving landscape of employment practices, the concept of flexible working has emerged as a pivotal consideration for both employers and employees alike. It is anticipated that as of 1 April 2024, a significant change is on the horizon: flexible working...
Do you have a relative who has outstayed their welcome in a property?
Do you have a relative who has outstayed their welcome in a property that is held in a family trust? Do you need help to remove them? In the world of property law, complexities often arise that require the expertise of legal professionals. One such complex area is...
Navigating the Inheritance (Provision for Family & Dependants) Act 1975: Making a Claim for Your Fair Share of an Estate
In a world filled with uncertainty, ensuring the financial well-being of your loved ones after you're gone is a top priority. However, even the best-laid plans can sometimes fall short, leaving family members and dependents facing unexpected financial challenges....
Frances Nunn – Consultant
A R Brown & Co are delighted to confirm that our former director Frances Nunn will continue to act for A R Brown’s commercial real estate clients as a Consultant Real Estate and Telecommunications Infrastructure specialist. Both A R Brown & Co and Frances are...
Ensuring Your Fair Share: The 1975 Act and Your Inheritance
In a world filled with uncertainty, ensuring the financial well-being of your loved ones after you’re gone is a top priority.
The Crucial Role of Professional Involvement in Will Preparation: A Lesson from Ingram & Whitfield v Abraham Case
A will is undoubtedly one of the most significant documents you will ever create in your lifetime. However, the recent case of Ingram & Whitfield v Abraham [2023] EWHC 1982 (Ch) serves as a poignant reminder that while a will does not necessarily need to be...
Can you make a claim to recover an inheritance?
When it comes to the distribution of a deceased person's assets, the Inheritance (Provision for Family & Dependants) Act 1975 (IPFD Act) often springs to mind. However, there's a common misconception that this act allows individuals to claim a share of the...
Navigating Settlement Agreements: Your Comprehensive Guide
In the complex world of employment law, situations often arise that require careful negotiation and resolution. One such legal instrument that plays a crucial role in resolving workplace disputes is the Settlement Agreement, formerly known as the Compromise Agreement....
What is Proprietary Estoppel?
Today, we want to shed light on a fascinating legal concept called proprietary estoppel, which can act both as a shield and a sword in various legal disputes. Understanding its impact and seeking the guidance of a solicitor can make all the difference. What is...
Congratulations to Sam Madron!
We are delighted to announce that Sam Madron has been promoted to Senior Conveyancing Executive with immediate effect. We are sure that you will join us in celebrating this well-deserved promotion. Sam has consistently provided an excellent service to all her...
Robert Kynan retires from the firm
We are sorry to announce that Robert Kynan has had to retire earlier than anticipated due to personal health issues. We all wish him a speedy recovery and a happy, healthy retirement.