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Established in South Woodford in 1921, Huggins Lewis Foskett provides clear, practical legal advice to individuals, families, property owners and businesses across London and beyond.

Trainee Solicitor Danyal Hussain works across commercial, civil and property litigation, assisting clients with matters ...
04/09/2026

Trainee Solicitor Danyal Hussain works across commercial, civil and property litigation, assisting clients with matters ranging from contractual and property disputes to complex High Court proceedings.

For Danyal, resolving a dispute is not simply about pursuing litigation. He considers the wider commercial position and the different routes available, whether that means negotiation, mediation or court proceedings.

Just as importantly, he aims to make what can be a complicated process easier to understand, with clear advice and regular communication throughout.

Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4glzUnu

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A property transaction involves plenty of moving parts, so keeping clients informed throughout the process matters.We we...
03/09/2026

A property transaction involves plenty of moving parts, so keeping clients informed throughout the process matters.

We were delighted to receive this detailed feedback following a recent property transaction handled by our Residential Conveyancing team.

The client highlighted the team's organisation, communication and attention to detail, with particular praise for Residential Conveyancing Solicitor Madeline Edwards and the calm, responsive way she handled their transaction.

Thank you to our client for taking the time to share their experience! 🌟

Family law problems rarely exist in isolation.A separation may involve the divorce itself, as well as questions about fi...
01/09/2026

Family law problems rarely exist in isolation.

A separation may involve the divorce itself, as well as questions about finances, property, and children. Other families may need advice before marriage, while living together, or when circumstances change.

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27/08/2026

People often talk about Probate as if it were a single application. In reality, administering an estate involves several stages.

1. Check whether Probate is needed
Not every estate requires a Grant. This can depend on the assets involved and how they were owned.

2. Establish who can deal with the estate
Where there is a Will, the executors named in it will usually be responsible. Where there is no Will, an eligible relative may be able to apply to administer the estate.

3. Identify and value the estate

4. Consider Inheritance Tax
Before applying for Probate, the estate needs to be valued and any relevant Inheritance Tax requirements considered.

5. Apply for the appropriate Grant
Depending on the circumstances, this may be a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration.

6. Collect the assets
Once you have the necessary authority, you can gather and deal with the estate assets.

7. Settle liabilities Address outstanding debts, expenses, and relevant tax liabilities before distributing the estate.

8. Distribute the estate
The remaining estate can then be distributed according to the Will or, where there is no valid Will, the intestacy rules.

Every estate is different, and additional steps may be required depending on the assets and circumstances involved.

Our Probate team can advise on the process and help administer an estate. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4xKZPfs

Clear communication can make a significant difference during a property transaction.We were pleased to receive this feed...
26/08/2026

Clear communication can make a significant difference during a property transaction.

We were pleased to receive this feedback for Kay Hussain, Conveyancing Associate, following a recent conveyancing matter.

The client particularly highlighted Kay’s communication and the smooth, efficient way the transaction was handled from start to finish.

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience!

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The start of a new school year brings new timetables, activities and routines. For separated parents, it can also mean c...
25/08/2026

The start of a new school year brings new timetables, activities and routines. For separated parents, it can also mean coordinating arrangements across two households.

When it is safe and practical, planning ahead can make the transition easier.

Agreeing collection arrangements, keeping children informed about where they will be staying, sharing important school information and ensuring both households know about homework or upcoming events can all help provide greater consistency.

Where agreement cannot be reached, legal advice can help parents understand options including Child Arrangements Orders and Specific Issue Orders.

Our team at Huggins Lewis Foskett advises on both voluntary and formal arrangements concerning children.

For advice about arrangements for your children following separation, connect here: https://bit.ly/4hzqSFv

Where exactly does one property end and another begin?The answer is not always as straightforward as looking at the red ...
24/08/2026

Where exactly does one property end and another begin?

The answer is not always as straightforward as looking at the red line on a Land Registry title plan. Most registered title plans show general boundaries rather than the exact legal boundary.

If a boundary is unclear or disputed, useful evidence may include:

• Title documents and historic deeds
• Transfer or conveyance plans
• Historic information about the properties
• Physical features such as walls, fences and hedges
• Evidence about how the land has previously been used
• A surveyor’s assessment, where appropriate

A fence or hedge alone should not automatically be assumed to mark the legal boundary.

Once the available evidence has been considered, the parties may be able to resolve the issue through discussion, negotiation or another form of dispute resolution. Where agreement cannot be reached, legal proceedings may sometimes be necessary to determine the position.

If a boundary disagreement is developing, seeking advice early can help you understand the available evidence and options. Save this post and follow to learn more 💡

"What should you prepare before meeting a family solicitor?"Preparing for your first meeting with a family solicitor doe...
21/08/2026

"What should you prepare before meeting a family solicitor?"

Preparing for your first meeting with a family solicitor does not mean arriving with every document you own.

A few key pieces of information can, however, help give a clearer picture of your circumstances from the start.

Depending on the issue, it may be useful to bring:

• A short timeline of the key events and dates
• Your marriage or civil partnership certificate, where relevant
• Details of any existing agreements or court orders
• Relevant correspondence between you and your former partner
• Information about your children and their current arrangements
• For financial matters, details of property, mortgages, income, savings, pensions and debts
• A list of the main questions or concerns you would like to discuss

Do not delay speaking to a solicitor simply because you do not have everything available.

Your solicitor can explain which documents will actually be needed once they understand your situation.

Huggins Lewis Foskett advises on divorce and separation, financial arrangements, children matters and other areas of family law.

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It's Financial Awareness Day! Here's why it's also about making plans for the future 👇Estate planning can help you consi...
14/08/2026

It's Financial Awareness Day! Here's why it's also about making plans for the future 👇

Estate planning can help you consider what should happen to your property, savings and other assets, as well as how you would like the people important to you to be provided for.

A few useful questions to consider are:

• Is your Will up to date?
• Have your circumstances changed since it was written?
• Have you bought or sold property?
• Has there been a marriage, separation, birth or other major change in your family?
• Do the arrangements you have in place still reflect your wishes?

Financial Awareness Day is a useful reminder to review the plans we often put off until another day.

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We're pleased to receive this feedback for Ann Hines, Executive Conveyancer in our Residential Conveyancing team 👏Thank ...
14/08/2026

We're pleased to receive this feedback for Ann Hines, Executive Conveyancer in our Residential Conveyancing team 👏

Thank you to our client for taking the time to share their experience and for recommending Ann.

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