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The recent case of Mills –v- Mills as brought to the forefront again the ongoing problem of “how much maintenance and for how long”. The Mills divorced in…

As we get older it is often a worry about how we will be cared for and how this will be paid for.  As many people own their own…

Thomas Edison said “I’d put my money on the sun and solar energy… I hope we don’t have to wait until oil and coal run out before we tackle…

In January 2018, Chancellor Philip Hammond ordered a comprehensive review of Inheritance Tax (IHT). The review is intended to let the general public and professional advisers have their say…

How to buy a house with no deposit Often one of the biggest barriers to owning your own home is getting that all important deposit together. The Post Office believe…

Recently, the Ministry of Justice disclosed that almost 2 million people could be entitled to a partial refund of their power of attorney registration fees. Refunds are available to those…

Congratulations to solicitors Samantha (Sam)Farndale and Anna Curphey from the Family Law Team at David Gray on receiving their Resolution Family Law accreditations. Sam is now an accredited specialist…

A recent article from the Newcastle Chronicle highlights the importance of obtaining advice when it comes to purchasing a leasehold property. In this case homeowners in the affected streets need…

Chancellor Philip Hammond yesterday delivered a hotly anticipated budget where he revealed relief for first time buyers by limiting the amount of Stamp Duty they will pay on their…

On 2nd November 2017 Chambers & Partners, the leading independent guide to rating Solicitors and Law Firms in the UK announced their annual rankings. David Gray Solicitors LLP retained Band…