When Is It Too Late to Make an LPA?
Deputyship vs LPA: What Happens If You Leave It Too Late? When a loved one loses mental capacity, families can suddenly face urgent legal decisions they never expected. Without the right planning in place, everything can feel confusing and overwhelming. Many people ask: “What happens if my loved one can no longer make decisions […]
Everything You Should Know About the New UK ETA
New UK ETA Rules: What You Need to Know The UK is introducing new border rules that mean many visitors now need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before they travel to the UK. Whether you are visiting family, coming on holiday or just passing through the UK, understanding these changes will help you avoid delays […]
Understanding LPAs and Deputyship Applications
The key differences between LPA (Lasting Power of Attorney) and Deputyship Planning ahead means looking after the people you care about – not just managing finances. Understanding the difference between a Lasting Power of Attorney and Deputyship helps you and those close to you feel reassured and prepared for whatever life may bring. Both LPA […]
Secure Your Family’s Future With a Trust Will
Understanding Trust Wills: Protecting Your Loved Ones With Confidence This month, Portway Solicitors is focusing on Trust Wills, an essential estate-planning option that offers greater protection, control and long-term security for your beneficiaries. A Trust Will goes beyond a standard Will by allowing you to place your assets into a legal Trust, ensuring they […]
Make a Difference This November: Join Us in Supporting Will Aid 2025
Making a Difference: Will Aid 2025 This November, Portway Solicitors is proud to take part in Will Aid 2025, a nationwide campaign that unites solicitors and charities to help build a better future for people and communities across the UK and beyond. Through Will Aid, our solicitors waive their fees for writing basic Wills and […]
New UK Visa Rules Taking Effect Soon
UK Visa Updates 2025: What You Need to Know The UK government is introducing key immigration rule changes this November, affecting skilled workers, students and employers. Here is a summary of what is coming: Skilled Workers: Higher salary thresholds for visa eligibility and stricter compliance checks for sponsorship. Students and Dependants: Only PhD or research […]
Who Can Handle Your Case? Lessons from Mazur v Charles Russell Speechlys
Mazur v Charles Russell Speechlys: A Reminder on the Importance of Supervision and Clarity in Legal Practice Understanding the Case The recent case of Mazur v Charles Russell Speechlys has highlighted how important proper supervision and clear communication are within the legal process. In this case, one side questioned whether an individual working on a […]
Landlord or Tenant Issue? Expert Guidance for Fair Solutions
Landlord & Tenant Disputes: Clarity and Support When You Need It Most Resolving a landlord or tenant dispute can feel overwhelming, whether the issue is arrears, housing disrepair or ending a tenancy. At Portway Solicitors, we blend compassion with clarity, listening to your concerns, explaining your rights simply and clearly, guiding you towards a fair resolution with care […]
Protecting Your Family During Separation or Divorce
Separation Agreement or Divorce? Supportive Guidance for Your Next Step Ending a relationship is never easy. It is normal to feel uncertain about what is best for you and your family. For some, a separation agreement offers security and breathing room; for others, taking the step to divorce provides a clearer path forward. At Portway […]
Understanding No-Fault Divorce: Guidance for Families
Moving Forward: What No-Fault Divorce Means for Your Family No-fault divorce is one of the most important changes to family law in recent years, making separation less stressful and more straightforward for families in England and Wales. The new process means you can move forward without assigning blame, focusing on what matters most: your family’s […]