Johnson and Boon Solicitors

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The team at Johnson and Boon Solicitors have a wealth of experience in dealing with legal issues, and so they are well placed to assist you with a variety of legal matters.

Always a good day when a client sends through photos of their new shop, signage and all, with the message:"We recently u...
03/06/2026

Always a good day when a client sends through photos of their new shop, signage and all, with the message:

"We recently used your services for a new shop lease and finally have everything up and running, including the signs!

Just wanted to say thank you for all of your help, and please find attached some photos."

Huge congratulations to the team at Woof and Friends . Seeing it all up and running, doors open and ready for business, is exactly the bit of the job that doesn't show up on an invoice but that we enjoy most. Brentwood has a lovely new spot for the dogs in your life — and the humans who love them.

Pop in and say hello, or take a look at woofandfriends.co.uk.

The phrase 'a quick divorce' makes for good headlines, but the minimum timescales, whilst better than they used to be, c...
01/06/2026

The phrase 'a quick divorce' makes for good headlines, but the minimum timescales, whilst better than they used to be, can still be longer than most people hope. Even a fully agreed, no-contest case takes months to complete properly.

What actually speeds things up isn't the legal process — it's the preparation: clear financial disclosure, a grown-up conversation about the children's time, and a written plan both sides can live with before anything is lodged.

Contested matters take longer; no one benefits from pretending otherwise.

We always aim to move things along as quickly as possible, but we won't promise unrealistic timescales as a sales pitch. It's better than you understand the truth, and we help (a) find ways to improve those options and (b) get the job done properly.

Want us to help guide you on a divorce? Call 0151 637 2034 or visit johnsonandboon.co.uk for more information.

29/05/2026

When you buy the business, you don't automatically get the lease

Buying a business by assets is rarely just buying the business. If there's a lease in the background — the shop, the office, the unit — it doesn't automatically transfer upon completion. It belongs to the existing tenant, and the landlord might need to be part of the conversation about who comes next.

Either way, those who get this flagged early during due diligence will find the process runs much smoother and on schedule.

Call us on 0151 637 2034 before you sign.

27/05/2026

Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the early tasks that ease the burden, and the small details that quietly cause the biggest problems later on.

You'll hear why a photocopied will could land an estate in intestacy, when you actually need a grant of probate, and how to handle a vacant property before the insurer, the council, or a keen buyer starts asking questions. Honest, practical guidance from someone who does this every week.

Check out the full show on our website & all major podcast platforms.

Did you know we've been quietly building a library of legal podcast episodes? Real conversations with our solicitors — C...
22/05/2026

Did you know we've been quietly building a library of legal podcast episodes? Real conversations with our solicitors — Chris, Gina, Rob, Joanne and the rest of the team — sharing the kind of advice that most people only get to hear once they're already in trouble.

Each episode unpacks a topic, not to turn anyone into a lawyer or provide a useful sleeping aid. It's to help you spot the trouble before it shows up.

You can find all our existing episodes on our website, Apple Podcasts and Spotify. If you hit the subscript button, future episodes will automatically upload to your device, so you never miss an instalment.

A recent client came to us to review their store lease. What they took away wasn't just a tidier document — it was a lis...
20/05/2026

A recent client came to us to review their store lease. What they took away wasn't just a tidier document — it was a list of clauses they'd never have noticed on their own, terms renegotiated in their favour, and unnecessary clauses removed altogether.

That's what a lease review is actually for. Not box-ticking. Catching the bits that quietly cost money later.

You can check out all of our client reviews on Google.

Would you like some help with your commercial lease? Call 0151 637 2034 or visit johnsonandboon.co.uk to book an appointment with one of our team.

When a business grows, the paperwork tends not to keep up — and the gap between what it says and what you do is where mo...
18/05/2026

When a business grows, the paperwork tends not to keep up — and the gap between what it says and what you do is where most disputes start.

Customer terms don’t properly reflect what you offer now, which is how refund rows begin.

Supplier agreements signed in a hurry years ago still auto-renew on terms that no longer make sense, often without anyone noticing until exit.

Staff contracts templated for the original team don't reflect new roles, new responsibilities, or new working patterns — and that's where tribunal claims tend to find their footing.

The problem isn't usually the contract you've got; it's the business you've become. A short review once a year keeps the two aligned.

15/05/2026

Here's the bit that often lands late for families: without one in place, nobody — not your spouse, not your adult children, nobody — has the automatic right to manage your bank accounts, pay your mortgage, or keep a small business ticking over if capacity slips.

The alternative is applying to the Court of Protection for a deputyship, which takes months and costs significantly more.

Setting up a Property & Financial Affairs POA while you're well is a small job with a big upside. So, if you're not sure where to start, a short phone chat is the easiest first step - 0151 637 2034

Before you call a solicitor, there are a few quiet jobs worth doing together — and they're what actually separates a div...
13/05/2026

Before you call a solicitor, there are a few quiet jobs worth doing together — and they're what actually separates a divorce that moves in months from one that drags for years.

First, agree (even loosely) on the shape of the home decision: who stays, who moves, whether it's sold now or later.

Second, gather the paperwork both sides will need to share — bank statements, pensions, mortgage details, business accounts.

Third, have the children's time and schooling conversation while you're both still in the same room. None of this is binding; it's the runway.

The prep saves both sides months — and a lot of cost. Curious how this applies to you? Drop us a line for a clear steer if you are not sure where to start or how to do it.

08/05/2026

The landscape for landlords is shifting. From April 2026, Section 21 notices will no longer be available in England — and that's a bigger change than it sounds at first.

Mark's video walks through what's coming and why it matters for anyone managing a portfolio. The short version: landlords will move to Section 8 notices, which require a specific, evidenced reason for possession. No more "I'd like my property back" without grounds. It means a fundamental shift in how landlord-tenant relationships work — from no-fault exits to fault-based ones.

For portfolios that have relied on Section 21 flexibility, this isn't just a form change. It's a paperwork and process overhaul that starts now if you want to be ready by spring 2026.

If you're managing properties and want to understand your position before the change lands, send us a quick message here, call our office on 0151 637 2034, or send us an email via our website contact form johnsonandboon.co.uk.

Address

171/173 Ford Road
Liverpool
CH490TH

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+441516372034

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