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BBC NEWS - Some big lenders have begun reopening their doors to British borrowers, making it easier...

Any online search will generate an array of information, cases and legal jargon.  Our team are experienced and can centralise the process for you.  Even the Judiciary’s own Practice Guidance recognises that:...

‘No fault’ divorce a step closer.

Divorce law in England and Wales has not changed in over 50 years but, with the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill being included in the Queen’s Speech, that’s set to change. 

There...

Commitment to Transparency John W Davies is committed to making sure our clients have the information they need to make an informed choice when using our legal

Writing a Will isn’t and shouldn’t be something that you create in ten minutes. It is an official document that states how, and where, your assets and estate will be distributed after you pass away – there are a lot of i...

John W Davies Solicitors’ Kim Swallow (right in photo), who is a Solicitor with the firm, has been raising money since the beginning of this year with two other friends, in aid of the Prop Appeal charity at Rockwood Spec...

The exchange of contracts and the completion of your sale and/or purchase are two very important, but different, stages of your conveyancing process. They take place roughly one week apart from each other, but can occur...

Yes, we have an office situated just outside the town centre of Chepstow, South Wales, but that’s not the only reason we are biased towards telling people the wonderful benefits of living in this beautiful, sought-after...

The latest Ministry of Justice figures show that in 36% of cases, people represented themselves in new private law applications between April and June 2017, up from 34% in the previous quarter.　 This equates to 13,039 ca...

It can be a tricky situation; you’ve found love with another person and want to get married, but you’re not yet divorced from your ex-partner. What do you do?

In the UK, if you were to marry someone whilst currently being...