When Should I Apply For Probate?

Our team are on hand to assist you and your family, guiding you through the probate process.

Do I Need a Solicitor For a Police Interview?

After receiving notice that you need to attend the police station for an interview, is vital that you contact us as soon as possible to discuss your circumstances.

When Should I Write a Will?

You may wonder whether you need a Will, or when the best time is to write one. We have some suggestions that you may wish to consider if you are thinking of writing your will.

Elliot Mather LLP proudly supporting inaugural National Conveyancing Week

National Conveyancing Week has been launched to raise the profile of organisations who conduct property transactions, with the inaugural event taking place from 20th-24th March 2023.

What To Do When Someone Dies

Even when everything appears to be straightforward, it can come as a surprise as to the number of steps that need to be taken to handle the estate.

Christmas Opening Hours 2022

Our last working day of the year will be Friday 23rd December and we will be re-opening our offices to clients strictly by appointment only on Tuesday 3rd January 2022.

What Is Equity Release?

We have noticed that the amount of enquiries for assistance for equity releases have increased. It’s perhaps not surprising with the cost of living and pension performance.

Charged with Controlling & Coercive Behaviour

If you have been charged with controlling and coercive behaviour, it is vital that you seek legal advice as soon as possible. We will guide you through the process.

What Do I Do If I Want a Divorce?

Our Family solicitors are on hand to provide expert advice and assist you in navigating your divorce.

How Do I Make a Financial Agreement With My Ex Legally Binding?

It is advised that you seek the advice from a Family Solicitor to create a financial agreement between you and your ex-partner.

Should I Purchase a Property With a Friend?

Purchasing a property – whether that be as an investment or to reside in – is still difficult to achieve for many first time buyers. With more people deciding to purchase properties with friends, this

What Do I Do If My Property Chain Collapses?

Unfortunately, there are occasions where property chains collapse. When this happens, it can add to your stress and leave you feeling worried about your onward plans.

Should I Buy a Property With a Short Lease?

If you are buying a leasehold property it’s important to check the lease terms and in particular, the term.

Elliot Mather Appoints Three New LLP Members for their Child Care, Criminal, and Residential Property Departments

We are pleased to announce the promotion of Senior Associate Solicitors Felicity Coats, Diane Gunn and Daniel Lindon to LLP Member status.

The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022

The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022 (the “Act”) received Royal Assent on 24 March 2022 and replaces section 82 of the Coronavirus Act 2020.

Elliot Mather Appoints New Designated LLP Member of Corporate Department

We are delighted to announce the recent appointment of Nick Elliot as a Designated LLP Member. Nick will be heading up the corporate services for the entire firm with plans to expand the team, providi

No-Fault Divorce

The implementation of no-fault divorce brings about a significant change to the current divorce legislation – an area of law that hasn’t been altered in nearly 50 years.

Coronavirus Update: Re-opening of Offices to the General Public

Evicting a tenant – Section 21 Notices

If you are a private landlord who is wanting to evict a tenant from a property you must follow strict procedures in order to execute this action lawfully. Our experienced dispute resolution team un

Elliot Mather Appoints New LLP Member of Family Department in Chesterfield

Christmas opening hours 2021

Coronavirus Update: Omicron Variant

The evolving impact of the coronavirus outbreak and the recently announce omicron variant is a concern to us all. At Elliot Mather we are taking the necessary steps to safeguard, as far as possible, t

What is a Restraint Order?

A restraint order may be obtained by the prosecution at an early stage of an investigation by the police, ahead of any criminal trial or following a criminal conviction where proceedings under the Pro

What is Libel and Slander?

Our experienced dispute resolution team understand the severity of such communications and we are dedicated to ensuring we provide friendly and professional advice throughout your case.

What are Confiscation Proceedings under the Proceeds of Crime Act?

Following a conviction or a guilty plea for certain types of offences the prosecution can apply for a confiscation order. A confiscation order is governed by an Act of Parliament called the Proceeds o