As the marriage rate continues to decline, more people are choosing to cohabit. Cohabitees are couples who live together without being married or in a civil partnership.
The Good Divorce Week 2025 is taking place during the week commencing 10 November 2025, and it is a chance to highlight how separating couples can find a better, more constructive and dignified way apart.
The Renters Rights’ bill 2025 is anticipated to overhaul the private rental sector in England. While the changes apply only in England, landlords with property in Scotland, Wales, or Northern Ireland may still find it useful to understand the direction of government housing reform.
We are thrilled to share that our sponsored 20km hike on Sunday 28th September was a huge success!
Dunn & Baker Solicitors are delighted to welcome Richard Glanville who has recently joined the Cullompton office.
At Dunn & Baker Solicitors, we take the privacy and security of our clients’ information very seriously. We are aware of the recent cyber-attack affecting the Legal Aid Agency (LAA), and while this incident was entirely outside our control, we want to ensure our clients are informed, supported, and protected.
On Sunday 25th May 2025, Lewis Taylor will be taking part in The Great West Run in aid of the FORCE Cancer Charity. Dunn & Baker Solicitors are delighted to be supporting Lewis in this brilliant event for such a thoughtful cause.
May marks Action on Stroke month and our Medical Negligence team have written an article highlighting information on strokes and their experience in dealing with tragic cases involving the mismanagement and misdiagnosis of strokes.
The week commencing May 5th marks Meningitis Awareness Week and our Medical Negligence team wanted to explain a little bit about meningitis to raise awareness of this infection which can have catastrophic consequences.
The Renters (Reform) Bill failed to pass into law before the general election and so the current Labour Government has introduced a new bill, The Renters’ Rights Bill, which is still in progress and not yet law.
