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“Common law marriage” – does it exist?
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Living together without being married or in a civil partnership (cohabiting) is now a very common choice. According to the Office for National Statistics, the number of people aged 16 … Read more
Two Gamlins Law solicitors appointed as Panel Deputies to the Office of the Public Guardian
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Gamlins Law is proud to announce that Ron Davison and Dafydd Roberts have been appointed to the Office of the Public Guardian’s Panel of Professional Deputies. Their appointments will significantly … Read more
Thinking of selling your house next year?
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If you plan to sell your home in the new year, the most effective step you can take now is to prepare. The winter market moves quickly, and sellers who … Read more
What You Need to Know About the Employment Rights Bill
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The UK Government is planning on implementing major reforms to employment law, known as “The Employment Rights Bill”. For businesses and employees across North Wales – whether in Rhyl, Mold, … Read more
Employment Law, Employment Rights Bill, Gamlins Law, Law, Wales
Gamlins Law named as Gold partner on Business Wales’ Accelerated Growth Programme
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We are very proud to announce that Gamlins Law is now a Gold Partner on Business Wales’ Accelerated Growth Programme (AGP). AGP works with rapidly growing businesses that demonstrate the … Read more
Companies House ID Update
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Companies House introduce a new identity verification framework From 18th November 2025, all new and existing company directors and people with significant control (PSCs) will need to verify their identity … Read more
Is It Better To Buy Freehold Or Leasehold?
If you own a property in Wales, you’ll either be a freeholder or a leaseholder. This dual system of ownership is almost unique to England and Wales and is not … Read more
What happens if there’s not enough to pay the beneficiaries of a will?
We make wills to ensure our loved ones receive the inheritance we want them to after we die. In most cases wills drafted with care by an experienced wills and … Read more
How often should you check your Will?
Once you’ve made a Will it’s tempting to think that’s the end of the story. However, it makes sense to keep the document under review. As time passes, our circumstances, … Read more
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