by Chris Milne | Jul 10, 2018 | Articles & News, Chris Milne, Uncategorized
It used to be the case that solicitors would sit back in their offices and wait for their clients to come to see them. Here at Onions & Davies, especially in our Private Client Department, we are pleased to say that this is not what we do. Members of our Private... by Chris Milne | Jul 3, 2018 | Articles & News, Chris Milne, Uncategorized
At Onions & Davies Solicitors we have been advising and assisting clients with divorce for decades, and we are experienced in achieving for our clients good financial remedy outcomes enabling our clients and their children to move on in their lives... by Chris Milne | Jun 25, 2018 | Articles & News, Chris Milne, Uncategorized
A modern marriage has a number of strains to endure. Some survive, and some do not, and this is increasingly accepted as a sad fact of life. As family lawyers we expect to see more new appointments at certain times of year: after the school summer holidays and in the... by Chris Milne | Jun 21, 2018 | Articles & News, Chris Milne, Uncategorized
Is It Time For No Fault Divorce In England and Wales? Of course, we are talking about the appeal of Mrs Owens before the Supreme Court in May this year against the decision that she be denied a divorce further to her divorce petition in 2015 citing the fact of her... by Chris Milne | Jun 13, 2018 | Articles & News, Chris Milne, Uncategorized
Conveying property in this country ‘doesn’t need to be a labyrinth’ says Law Society President Joe Egan, when commenting on the Ministry for Housing’s ideas as to improving the buying and selling process. In his office as Communities Secretary, Sajid Javid said that... by Chris Milne | Jun 13, 2018 | Articles & News, Chris Milne, Uncategorized
A recent survey by Legal & General found that the total amount of lending by parents to enable children to buy property is £6.5 billion. This makes the bank of mum and dad the ninth largest lender in the country! Over a quarter of all property transactions involve... 