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Burnett Barker celebrates growth with four new hires
Burnett Barker Solicitors celebrates growth in business with four new appointments, including two new residential conveyancing solicitors, a probate executive and receptionist.
Read MoreHave you been given a Settlement Agreement?
The financial impact of Covid-19 has forced the hand of many businesses to let staff go. However, as an employee, you must receive advice from a solicitor before signing any Settlement Agreement.
Read MoreHow important is it to leave a digital legacy?
With the average number of social media and email accounts per person on the rise, now is a good time to think about how to leave a digital legacy.
Read MoreHow important is it to have a lasting power of attorney?
You may have heard the term ‘power of attorney’ a little more frequently than perhaps you feel comfortable with in the last few months. But what does it mean and how important is it?
Read More6 frequent divorce questions answered
Our Family Law Solicitor, Hannah Lester considers some of the most obvious and less obvious divorce questions people have when starting the process.
Read MoreBuying and selling a house during Covid-19
Buying and selling a house during Covid-19? Our Head of Residential Conveyancing, Miranda Mortlock, talks through some of things you may wish to consider…
Read MoreEmployment Law Update: April 2020
Where the focus is very much on making sure employees are safe and well, you might have missed some of the changes to employment regulations. Not to worry, though. We have summarised the changes that came into force this week (from Monday 6 April 2020) in our employment law update.
Read MoreCo-parenting and the coronavirus
We explore the current coronavirus guidance from the government for parents who are living separately.
Read MoreCOVID-19 business update from Burnett Barker Solicitors
Burnett Barker Solicitors outlines business approach to COVID-19 with the introduction of an update page for clients to check.
Read MoreWant to quickly write a Will? Here’s what you need to consider
The temptation is to have a Will quickly drafted; but the laws around Wills are complex and mistakes do happen. So what steps can you take to make sure your Will is drafted correctly?
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