The spirit of Easter was in the air when a few friendly faces from the HRJ Foreman Laws team recently visited the children's ward at the Lister Hospital's Easter grotto. Laden with Easter eggs and thoughtful gifts, our team was there to bring a little...

We're excited to announce that we are a sponsor of the fantastic Hertfordshire festival, Todd in the Hole 2025. This vibrant and family-friendly event will be taking place from Friday 11 July to Sunday 13 July. It is a highlight of the summer calendar, and...

Here at HRJ Foreman Laws Solicitors we take the security of your personal and financial information seriously.  When you work with us, we are required by law to verify your identity for any transaction between us. To enhance our security and provide a faster and...

In this edition, we explore a range of legal topics relevant to both individuals and businesses, from prenuptial agreements and leasehold property purchases to the intricacies of dilapidations claims, how to deal with a transaction at undervalue and the things you need to know about...

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for our quiz night at the Letchworth Golf Club to fundraise for the Garden House Hospice.  We were delighted to welcome 112 attendees whose generosity saw us raise £4,000 for the Hospice. ...

There has been a significant change to leasehold law in the UK. Nikita Dale-Lewis, from the conveyancing team at HRJ Foreman Laws Solicitors explains what has changed and what it means for leaseholders....

Have you found yourself in a dispute with your neighbour over the boundary between your properties? Saqib Khan, Associate solicitor at HRJ Foreman Laws discusses what boundary disputes are, how they can be resolved, and the practical and legal considerations homeowners should bear in mind...

Equine stud nomination agreements are contracts used in the horse breeding industry to outline the terms and conditions under which a mare owner can breed their mare with a specific stallion. These agreements are important for both horse owners, as they set out the rights...