We are proud and delighted to have been shortlisted for four categories in the Surrey Law Society Legal Awards to be held on 15th October 2026 in G Live. Being shortlisted is testament to the dedicated and professional team working here at Burley Geach. We look forward to celebrating on the night. The four categories… Read more »
After years of campaigning by family law group, Resolution, the Government has just launched a consultation on reforming the law for cohabitants on separation, and for cohabitants on death. The law in relation to separating married couples has seen reform in recent years, notably with the introduction of “no-fault” divorce, and has for decades provided… Read more »
On 1st July, our fantastic team took part in the Guildford Legal Walk, enjoying a beautiful summer evening and perfect walking weather. The route through the stunning Pewley Downs provided a wonderful setting, and everyone had a great time taking part. The Guildford Legal Walk raises vital funds for local advice charities, helping them continue… Read more »
Is your will still right for you? This Update Your Will Week (2nd – 8th March 2026), we are proud to support The Association of Lifetime Lawyers in raising awareness about the importance of both making a will, as well as keeping your will up to date if personal circumstances change. A will is far… Read more »
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We’re thrilled to announce that Burley Geach Solicitors LLP has been nominated for Property Law Team of the Year at the Surrey Law Society Legal Awards 2025! The awards, taking place this October in Guildford, celebrate outstanding legal talent across Surrey. Being shortlisted is a fantastic recognition of the team’s hard work, expertise, and commitment to delivering excellent service in… Read more »
In any divorce you are supposed to distribute assets based on financial need, with the best interests of any children prioritised. A 50:50 financial split is therefore not necessarily what would be considered a fair settlement. If you are already named as an owner of the house at Land Registry, then that does make it… Read more »
This Update Your Will Week (3rd – 9th March 2025), we’re joining The Association of Lifetime Lawyers to raise awareness around the importance of keeping wills up to date. A will isn’t just a legal document – it’s your voice, your wishes and your legacy. Yet many people don’t realise how quickly life changes, which… Read more »
With many of us living our lives online it’s essential to consider what happens to our digital assets when we pass away. What are digital assets? Digital assets is a broad term commonly used to include any personal property stored electronically such as digital files, digital records, emails accounts, domain names, in-game digital assets, digital… Read more »
Private client partner Tero Pirinen and residential property solicitor Martin Whitehorn discuss the 2024 Autumn Budget’s impact on inheritance and property. Is inheritance tax affected? While the current inheritance tax rates are unchanged and the nil-rate bands are fixed until 5 April 2030, unused pension funds and pension death benefits will form part of a… Read more »
