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Charlotte Kahrman of HCR Law outlines what a Grant in Solemn Form is, when it is used, and how it differs in substance and effect from a Grant in Common Form.

The May 2026 individual insolvency stats for England and Wales have been published by The Insolvency Service, together with related figures for Scotland and Northern Ireland.

The May 2026 company insolvency stats for England and Wales have been published by The Insolvency Service, together with related figures for Scotland and Northern Ireland.

To mark the 250th anniversary of the signing of the US Declaration of Independence, The National Archives is hosting an exhibition that charts this period in British American history and the emergence of the United States of America.

Graham Moore, a Records Specialist for Early Modern Parliament at The National Archives, looks at the ‘Dunlap broadsides’ and how news of US Independence spread across the Atlantic.

To mark 250 years of the US Declaration of Independence, The Gazette looks at the origins and consequences of the Thirteen Colonies formally ending their links to Britain.

Katie Alsop and Charlotte Kahrman of HCR Law examine the judgments in Ellis v Ellis (in which they acted for the successful Claimant) and the practical lessons they offer on both evidential scrutiny and costs risk.

The government has launched a consultation setting out a proposal to reform the legal rights of cohabitating couples.

Carole McCulloch, family history researcher, explains how AI tools can support every stage of a one-place study, from building a population register to publishing a living archive.

The April 2026 individual insolvency stats for England and Wales have been published by The Insolvency Service, together with related figures for Scotland and Northern Ireland.