Episodes
A clear and practical discussion on cohabitation law, explaining the legal realities for couples living together without being married and how to protect your finances, property and rights.
A clear, practical breakdown of the Renters’ Rights Act 2026 and what it means for landlords and tenants across England.
A clear and practical guide to inheritance tax, explaining how it works, common pitfalls, and smart ways to plan ahead.
Georgia Harris, a solicitor from Franklins, joins the podcast to break down redundancy in clear, practical terms.
A clear, practical conversation with solicitor Eddie Bell about probate, executors, and what really happens when someone dies.
Georgia Harris explains how the Employment Rights Bill will transform UK employment law and what employers must prepare for before the reforms take effect.
Family law expert Nikita Sabara joins Chris Gregg to explain how no-fault divorce works, guiding listeners through the legal process, financial settlements and consent orders with clear, practical advice.
What a Declaration of Trust is, why it's important and what the benefits are.
What the new Renters Reform Bill means for private landlords and how to get ready for it
Family Lawyer Nikita Bhara joins us to discuss the realities of family law and child arrangements
Sara Marshall, Head of Employment Law at Franklins Solicitors, answers the key questions about settlement agreements, from protected conversations to pay, confidentiality, and your rights.
Chris Gregg talks to George Smith from Franklins Solicitors about wills, the Inheritance Act 1975, and how the law protects dependants who may have been left out of a will.