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Warwick Words History Festival | Exciting events

Wednesday 16 September 2026

We are delighted to be a Festival Partner of the Warwick Words History Festival again this year which sees the event celebrating 10 fantastic years. Taking place from the 5th to 11th October, among the highlights are returning favourites, Max Hastings, Dan Jones, Michael Scott and Alison Weir as well as brilliant guests new to the festival including Dan Cruickshank, Jonathan Healey, Katja Hoyer and Andrew Roberts.

When is a deputyship application necessary?

Wednesday 16 September 2026

If someone lacks mental capacity and has not made a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), a deputyship order may be needed to manage their affairs legally. In England and Wales, the Court of Protection can appoint a deputy to make specified decisions on that person’s behalf.

October Budget: What Could It Mean for Business Sellers and Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR)?

Monday 14 September 2026

For many business owners, the anticipated Chancellor’s Budget in October will have them watching and waiting for the confirmed changes to Capital Gains Tax and Business Asset Disposal Relief (BADR). So far, there have been no official changes made, but there is ongoing speculation that, when it comes to the review of tax reliefs, changes could be made to balance public finances.

CASE STUDY: Successfully securing CHC funding and over £48,000 reimbursement of care fees

Monday 07 September 2026

Jane kept her CHC funding, recovered backdated funding totalling over £48,000, and avoided the risk of having to fund her care fees independently.

Planning Ahead: Why Parents of Children with Special Needs Should Consider a Trust

Friday 04 September 2026

For many families of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), the transition from children's services to adult social care marks one of the most significant milestones in their child's life. While much attention is understandably focused on education, healthcare, and support arrangements, there is another vital aspect of planning that is often overlooked: protecting your child's financial future.

Family Law Specialist Antonia Kirby Reaccredited by The Law Society

Tuesday 25 August 2026

Moore & Tibbits is pleased to announce that family law solicitor Antonia Kirby has been reaccredited by The Law Society’s Family Law Accreditation Scheme, reinforcing her status as a trusted specialist in family law matters.

My Business Partner Wants Out - What Are My Options?

Monday 24 August 2026

A business partnership can be one of the most valuable assets a company has - but when a partner decides to leave, it can quickly become a source of uncertainty and risk.

Dementia | The Hidden Cost for Families and Carers

Wednesday 12 August 2026

According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), Dementia is one of the major causes of disability and dependency among older people globally. The WHO also estimate that approximately 50% of the costs to the economy are attributable to care provided by informal carers (e.g. family members and close friends), who provide on average 5 hours of care and supervision per day.

Warwick Solicitor Honoured for Lifetime Service to the Town

Wednesday 05 August 2026

As a firm, we are delighted to share that Christopher Houghton has been recognised for his outstanding contribution to the town of Warwick after receiving an award for his lifetime of service to the local community.

Inheritance Tax Reliefs | Downsizing or selling a home to fund care

Monday 03 August 2026

Before selling the family home, it is important to understand the Residence Nil Rate Band. For many older homeowners, selling or downsizing their property to help fund later-life care is a practical financial decision. However, concerns often arise over whether moving out of the family home or selling it means losing one of the UK's most valuable inheritance tax (IHT) reliefs - the Residence Nil Rate Band (RNRB).

“I’m Running A Business While Going Through A Divorce - Will My Business Need To Be Valued?"

Tuesday 28 July 2026

You may already have explored and established that in a large number of cases business assets are often included in the matrimonial pot when looking at division of overall assets.

New Intestacy Rules | Why Making A Will Still Matters

Tuesday 21 July 2026

It is often presumed that if you die without a valid will in place your estate will automatically pass to the people you ‘would have chosen’. However, under the rules of intestacy – this isn’t always the case.

Increase in Probate fees from today | What Executors need to know

Monday 13 July 2026

From today, 13 July 2026, the court fee for applying for a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration will increase from £300 to £526 for estates valued at more than £5,000. At the same time, the cost of ordering additional sealed copies of the Grant as part of the application will reduce significantly, from £16 to £2 per copy.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's Marriage Highlights Why a Prenuptial Agreement Matters

Wednesday 08 July 2026

Last week, the marriage of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce captured the headlines around the world, but behind the celebrations there is also a sparked interest in the potential pre-nuptial agreement that would have been put in place!

Repair and Condition Distinguished | The Ibis Hotel Cladding Case

Wednesday 24 June 2026

Essendi UK Hotels 2 Ltd v London Property Company Ltd [2026] EWHC 1354 (TCC) is an important recent landlord and tenant case about dangerous cladding and the scope of a landlord’s repairing obligations.

Are Anti-Money Laundering Rules Slowing Down the Property Market?

Tuesday 23 June 2026

Over recent years, Anti Money Laundering (AML) regulations have become significantly more stringent, requiring conveyancers and solicitors to carry out detailed identity verification and source-of-funds checks before transactions can proceed. While these checks play a crucial role in preventing financial crime, the delays they cause are also increasingly becoming a source of frustration for clients eager to move forward quickly.

A Guide to Companies House Post - ECCTA 2023

Wednesday 10 June 2026

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA) is a recent piece of legislation that has significant practical implications for companies, their directors and persons of significant control (“PSCs”). The Act is being implemented in phases, and so it is crucial for companies to stay afloat of key developments as they happen. This guide will shed some light on the changes being made to Companies House and provide some guidance for companies as the Act comes fully into force.

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