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Read jargon-free articles and guidance pieces written in-house by our solicitors and keep up to date with what's happening at Neves.

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The year Neves first opened its doors in 1867 was also the year Dr Thomas Barnardo established his first school for poor children. Moved by the sight of vulnerable Victorian children sleeping on rooftops and in doorways, he soon opened his first children's home. More than 150 years later, the charity he founded continues to transform the lives of children and young people across the UK.

Selecting the right solicitor is an important decision, whether you're purchasing a property, preparing a Will, resolving a family matter or seeking business advice. While most solicitors working in regulated firms maintain high professional standards, not all legal service providers offer the same expertise or level of client care. Some people unknowingly choose providers that are not properly regulated, which can limit their options for redress.

Divorce and separation are often challenging, but when the family farm is involved, the legal and emotional stakes can be significantly higher. Farms are not just assets. They are often homes, livelihoods and multi-generational legacies. If you are separating and your family owns agricultural land or a farming business, understanding how the law treats these assets is essential.

Divorce settlements have traditionally been shaped by domestic factors such as income, assets and family needs. In today’s interconnected economy, global events (from geopolitical conflicts to inflation shocks) are increasingly influencing how wealth is valued, divided and contested on Divorce.

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