We represented a client charged with possessing an offensive weapon in a private place after police discovered a sword at her home address.

When two or more people buy a property together, they usually own it in one of two ways: joint tenancy or tenancy in common. Understanding the difference is essential, particularly if you want to ensure your share of the property passes to the right person in the future.

Co-Parenting over the school holidays can be difficult. At GT Stewart Solicitors, we understand that most parents want to avoid Court Proceedings where possible and try to resolve disagreements amicably, in other ways

When children are unable to live with their birth parents, the support of alternative carers can be life-changing.

Thea Grattidge from the Housing Team attended the Shared Health Foundation’s Homeless Families Conference: ‘Dare to Hope’ as a speaker on one of their panels.

We were pleased to take part in the London Legal Walk once again, joining colleagues from across the legal sector to support access to justice and raise vital funds for legal advice charities.

It is easy to imagine dramatic courtroom scenes from television when thinking about family law, including aggressive cross-examination, judges banging gavels, and juries deciding outcomes.

Partner and Head of Youth Crime, Mel Stooks, recently featured alongside Angus Jones from HM Inspectorate of Prisons on the latest Transform Justice podcast episode, “Do the children on remand need to be there?”, which is now live.

We’re excited to share that our new GT Stewart website is now live!

Yesterday, we attended the The University of Law Leavers Fair, where we met a strong cohort of students preparing to take their next steps into the legal profession.

We attended the Kent Law Society Annual Dinner, which brought together the legal community across Kent to celebrate the achievements of the profession.

Committal proceedings are among the most serious steps a court can take in family law cases. They usually arise when one party is alleged...

On Saturday 9th May, Partner and Head of Crown Court Advocacy, Ronnie Manek, attended the Maidstone Court Open Day with his family.

Amid all the gloomy talk about the cost of borrowing, the withdrawal of cheap mortgage deals, and the general state of the economy, we should remember that even in times of recession there are always people who need to buy and sell property.

The renaming of the Private Law Pathfinder model to Child Focused Courts is more than a matter of language.

Yesterday, Melanie Krudy and Vicky Doran ran the 2026 London Marathon with almost 60,000 participants taking part in this year’s event.

We are pleased to congratulate our nominees for the Kent Law Society Awards 2026!

The Mental Health Act 2025 received Royal Assent in December 2025, This update highlights the most significant reforms...

On Wednesday, our team attended The ULAW National Law Fair, where they met many aspiring legal professionals exploring careers in law.

Judgement Analysis of Re Y [2026] EWFC 38 and its impact on expert evidence and alienating behaviour allegations in Family Court proceedings.

Expert advice on forced marriage protection orders and Court of Protection proceedings involving mental capacity and vulnerable individuals.

Jack Straker-Humphreys joins as Head of the Leeds Team for our Family department, with over ten years’ experience in Family Law..

Alex Pearson answers key questions in these FAQs, explaining what it means to be an intervenor in care proceedings.

Today, our team represented GT Stewart Solicitors at the City Law School Law Fair at City St George’s, University of London.