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With over 5 million UK family firms, a break-up shouldn't mean a break-down. How do you safeguard legacy when marriage ends?

We explore why meticulous planning isn't just for the cross-country course, but for safeguarding your own most precious assets.

The government has launched a major public consultation called "A Fairer End to Relationships." Running until 14 August 2026, it’s a genuine chance for anyone, whether you work in law, have been through a breakup, or just care about fairness, to speak up.

DIY Wills risk costly legal disputes. Professional guidance avoids technical errors and ambiguous language, ensuring your final wishes are legally "bulletproof." Protect your legacy and family from unnecessary stress and fees.

Emsleys has once again been formally accredited by the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme (CQS).

Emsleys Solicitors is proud to announce the arrival of two senior experts, Naomi Hartridge and Matthew Murphy, strengthening our Family Law and Wills & Probate teams.

Emsleys proudly participated in St Gemma’s Make a Will Month, raising an incredible £18,426 for the Leeds-based hospice. The initiative helps fund essential palliative care through charitable Will donations. Supporting St Gemma’s for over a decade, Emsleys continues to provide expert Will writing services while aiding vital local causes.

Emsleys Solicitors celebrates being shortlisted in the Yorkshire Legal Awards for the Residential Conveyancing category.

Aiming to put Children's needs at the forefront of proceedings, the Pathfinder scheme has begun in West Yorkshire. Read on to find out how the changes may effect new cases related to children.

Our firm raised over £200 for Martin House Children’s Hospice through a fun-filled Easter charity event, including a bake-off, a bottle lucky dip, and classic guessing games.

Emsleys Solicitors has successfully completed a full Lexcel Practice Management reaccreditation, affirming its commitment to excellence in client care, compliance, and operational standards.

Emsleys Solicitors and Rosalind Blaza remain accredited for Family Law by The Law Society