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COVID-19 and Property Transactions
The uncertainty surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic is understandably causing concerns to those involved in property transactions. While there is no ‘one size fits all’ approach, care should be taken when Covid-19 is present in a transaction. In cases where Covid-19 is...
Coronavirus Update – We’re Open for Business
In these unsettling times we’d like to let our clients and professional partners know how HMG Law are responding to the Covid-19 related disruption. We have put measures in place to ensure it is business as usual as far as possible while protecting the health of our...
Welcome to our new website and branding!
We're excited to welcome you all to our new website incorporating our new branding. We're hoping to reflect the values of the firm and let you know more about what HMG stands for. On our home page, you'll find our four core values explained: established, knowledge,...
Passing away without a Will – Intestacy is changing
When you pass away without a Will in place your estate is dealt with under the rules of intestacy. At their most basic level, the intestacy rules lay out who your estate will go to when you die. If certain people have died before you, then who your estate will be left...
Cohabiting Couples: What You Need To Know
What is Cohabitation? Cohabitation is usually a term used to describe two people who are in a relationship with each other however are not married. The legal rights of cohabiting couples is different to those of married couples or civil partners in relation to...
Mental Health in the Work Place
Staff at HMG Law undertook firmwide mental health training on 4th December 2019, kindly provided by Oxfordshire Mind. Everyone was told about common mental health problems that can be encountered in the workplace, as well as recognising those same signs in ourselves...
