Articles

When life’s most personal and pivotal moments intersect with legal requirements, the support of a specialised family law firm becomes invaluable. Whether you’re entering into a union, dissolving one, or addressing the intricate issues of child arrangements, the right legal...
In estate planning, trusts serve as essential tools for managing and distributing an individual’s assets in a controlled and deliberate manner. Trusts can safeguard assets, minimise tax liabilities, and provide structured support to beneficiaries under predetermined conditions. However, the very...
The legal rights and protections for couples who live together without marrying—unmarried couples—are often misunderstood. Unlike married couples or those in civil partnerships, unmarried couples face a different set of legal challenges when it comes to the division of assets...
In family law, the concept of joint applications for divorce has emerged as a progressive and compassionate approach to ending a marriage. At Midwinters Solicitors in Cheltenham, we recognise the significance of this development and are here to guide you...
The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020, which came into effect on 6 April 2022, represents a monumental shift in the landscape of family law within the United Kingdom. As the most significant legislative reform in this arena in over...
Property disputes can easily arise in real estate, often leading to complex legal battles that are both emotionally and financially draining. At Midwinters, we have decades of experience dealing with property disputes. We understand the intricacies and are here to...
In April 2022, England and Wales underwent a significant legal transformation with the implementation of no-fault divorce laws. These laws aimed to streamline the process of separation by removing the requirement for assigning blame, making it easier for couples to...
With commercial property leases, the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA) plays a pivotal role, providing a framework that governs the landlord-tenant relationship. This legislation, applicable to England and Wales, offers security of tenure provisions, granting commercial tenants the statutory...
What do I need to think about when making a Will?   When making a Will, there are a number of issues to consider to ensure that the Will meets your requirements and fully covers your circumstances. Midwinters Partner, Mark...
If someone loses mental capacity and can no longer make their own decisions, the Court of Protection, an integral part of HM Courts & Tribunals Service, can appoint a Deputy to manage their affairs.  In this article we look at...