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“ I have been treated with compassion and given no nonsense legal representation. ”

Mrs E

November 2025

At Fiona Bruce Solicitors we deliver sound advice for a range of personal legal matters, including family law, property and wills & inheritance. Our friendly team is here to provide the expertise your matters require.

What Personal Legal Services do we provide?

Conveyancing Solicitors Warrington

Conveyancing Solicitors Warrington

Employment Law Solicitors

Employment Law Solicitors

Family Law Solicitors, Warrington

Family Law Solicitors, Warrington

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Litigation & Dispute Resolution

Personal Injury Solicitors, Warrington

Personal Injury Solicitors, Warrington

Wills & Inheritance

Wills & Inheritance

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November 2025

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Autumn Budget 2025: What the Key Announcements Could Mean for Your Estate Planning

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Autumn Budget 2025: What the Key Announcements Could Mean for Your Estate Planning

The Autumn Budget 2025 introduced several tax and financial planning changes that may affect your estate, savings and long-term wealth strategy. From ISA reforms and tax increases to key updates on inheritance tax and agricultural relief, this guide explains what the announcements mean for you and how to prepare.

Gifting Your Home to Family: Key Legal and Tax Considerations

November 26, 2025

Gifting Your Home to Family: Key Legal and Tax Considerations

Gifting your home to family may seem like a thoughtful decision, but it can create serious legal, tax and financial consequences. From losing control of your property to inheritance tax traps and care-fee complications, it’s crucial to understand the risks before making any changes. Fiona Bruce Solicitors explain what you need to know and why expert advice is essential.

Property Law Wills & Inheritance

Standish v Standish: Supreme Court Clarifies How Non-Matrimonial Assets Are Treated in Divorce

November 19, 2025

Standish v Standish: Supreme Court Clarifies How Non-Matrimonial Assets Are Treated in Divorce

The Supreme Court’s decision in Standish v Standish [2025] UKSC 26 provides long-awaited clarity on how non-matrimonial assets are treated in divorce. The case redefines the sharing principle, confirming that inherited, gifted, and premarital wealth remain separate unless clearly treated as shared during the marriage.

Family Law Divorce Settlements

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