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Holiday cancellations – fixed fee advice service

Many of us are in the unfortunate position of having holidays cancelled during the Covid-19 crisis period – either for travel dates that have already passed, or for dates later this year. Many of us are finding that the travel companies we booked through are not exactly rushing to issue refunds! The purpose of this blog post is two-fold – firstly to give you some guidance on the general legal position, and secondly to set out the fixed-fee advice service that Sills & Betteridge offer if you are affected.

Divorce During Lockdown

5 May 2020
Law Blog
Divorce & Separation News and Legal Updates

Going through a divorce or separation is stressful in normal circumstances, but with the current situation surrounding COVID-19, many couples are facing even greater struggles. Whether you have already started the divorce process or have come to the difficult decision during this period of lockdown, we understand the importance of being available to advise, reassure and support you.

Moving House during the Coronavirus Lockdown

Our Conveyancing teams are still working and supporting clients through the current Coronavirus lockdown. Naturally, there are lots of concerns about what the current situation means for property transactions and we have answered some of the common questions we receive in this blog.

Q&A - Issues affecting company directors during Coronavirus

In the third in a series of Q&A vlogs with CityX, Commercial Partner, James Conduit answers your questions on the duties and potential liabilities of directors of limited companies during COVID-19. Watch the full Q&A below:

Planning ahead - what are your options?

As we become increasingly accustomed to our restricted lifestyles, an increasing number of clients are asking us how we can help to ensure that their wishes are met if there comes a time when they are unable to make important decisions for themselves. Here we outline some steps that will be considered whilst you still have capacity to make decisions for yourself.

Lasting Powers of Attorney

The corona emergency has prompted people to think about their personal affairs and we have seen an increase in Lasting Powers of Attorney enquiries. Read our blog here to find out about the two types of LPA – ‘Property and Financial Affairs’ and ‘Health and Welfare’.