On 20th September 2025, a determined team from MKB Solicitors will be taking on the Lake District 5 Peak Challenge in memory of their much-loved colleague, Jane Munden, and in support of the British Heart Foundation. The team have already started a series of training walks across Yorkshire and beyond. These training sessions are not
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This is a common question we hear and the answer is yes! We know that planning for a time when you aren’t around isn’t an easy thing to do and the need for a Will can often be overlooked but the truth is, everybody needs a Will, regardless of age or financial status. By making
The Labour Government’s Renters’ Rights Bill is in its final stages in Parliament, which means huge changes for both landlords and tenants are imminent. Here’s a summary of what the largest reforms to the private rental sector for over 30 years will mean for you: Tenancy Reform, including the ban of Section 21 notices and
Going through a Separation with children can be difficult but we are here to help.
When families face separation or conflict, decisions about children, such as where they live, who they see and how often, can become difficult to discuss. Whether you are navigating through child arrangements, parental responsibility or specific issues, such as schooling, there are legal pathways to provide clarity and support in making such decisions. At MKB
Planning for the future isn’t only about saving money or writing a will – it’s also about making sure someone you trust can make decisions on your behalf if you’re unable to do so. An accident, illness, or loss of mental or physical capacity is something that can happen to anyone at any age. Putting
Put Clear Legal Ownership in Writing When you buy a house: Use a declaration of trust if someone else is contributing to the purchase or will live there. Clearly set out who owns what in writing. Don’t rely on verbal understandings—courts can interpret these loosely. Avoid Taking Contributions Without Clarity If someone gives you money