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The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family can’t simply step in. Without a lasting power of attorney, even selling a house or paying off debts means an application to the Court of Protection, at their own expense to begin with, and a wait that can stretch for months. In this episode, Gina explains the two types of LPA, when it’s too late to make one, and the key things to consider that keep you in the driving seat for as long as you’re able. For more information and details of the full range of services on offer, you can visit the Johnson & Boon Solicitors website. If you would like some further help or advice, you can call our offices on 0151 637 2034 or email [email protected] You can also follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter where we post the latest news, updates and useful tips. You can also listen to the show on YouTube. Other Episodes 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Know April 13, 2026 The law on divorce changed in April 2022 — and the process has never been simpler. In this episode, we explain what the new no-fault divorce system means in practice. Find out how the...Read more 12 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep45 – Looking at Service Charges November 12, 2024

A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start arriving. Simple. The trouble is what sits in the small print. Access rights, weight limits and roof damage. Notice periods that could shut your business down for a week. Redundant equipment nobody comes back to remove at the end of the term. And, for telecoms deals, a separate statutory regime that can quietly give the operator more rights than the document suggests. Rob walks through what to check before you sign — and why so many of these end up in dispute. For more information and details of the full range of services on offer, you can visit the Johnson & Boon Solicitors website. If you would like some further help or advice, you can call our offices on 0151 637 2034 or email [email protected] You can also follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram where we post the latest news, updates and useful tips. Other Episodes 30 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep59 – What happens when parents can’t agree on child arrangements September 1, 2026 When a relationship ends and you can't agree on the arrangements for your children, or one of you isn't getting to see them at all, there is a way forward, and you don't have...Read more 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Know April 13, 2026

A commercial lease isn’t a house rental. The building’s risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant’s problem, not the landlord’s. And once you’re signed, that’s where they stay. In this episode, Rob walks through what commercial lease searches actually uncover, when they matter most, and why so many tenants still skip them (usually to regret it later). You’ll hear what sits in a standard search pack, when to pay for the deeper reports, and how to fold the three-week turnaround into a realistic timeline. Straightforward, practical, and worth a listen before you sign. Check out the full show on our website & all major podcast platforms. For more information and details of the full range of services on offer, you can visit the Johnson & Boon Solicitors website. If you would like some further help or advice, you can call our offices on 0151 637 2034 or email [email protected] You can also follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter where we post the latest news, updates and useful tips. You can also listen to the show on YouTube. Other Episodes 30 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep59 – What happens when parents can’t agree on child arrangements September 1, 2026 When a relationship ends and you can't agree on the arrangements for your children, or one of you isn't getting to see them at all, there is a way forward, and you don't have...Read more 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts

Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the early tasks that ease the burden, and the small details that quietly cause the biggest problems later on. You’ll hear why a photocopied will could land an estate in intestacy, when you actually need a grant of probate, and how to handle a vacant property before the insurer, the council, or a keen buyer starts asking questions. Honest, practical guidance from someone who does this every week. Check out the full show on our website & all major podcast platforms. For more information and details of the full range of services on offer, you can visit the Johnson & Boon Solicitors website. If you would like some further help or advice, you can call our offices on 0151 637 2034 or email [email protected] You can also follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter where we post the latest news, updates and useful tips. You can also listen to the show on YouTube. Other Episodes 30 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep59 – What happens when parents can’t agree on child arrangements September 1, 2026 When a relationship ends and you can't agree on the arrangements for your children, or one of you isn't getting to see them at all, there is a way forward, and you don't have...Read more 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Know

Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed a military convoy and a runway stop in Mauritania long enough for his wife to track the plane online. Now he’s at Johnson & Boon, translating that experience into practical, commercially-minded legal support for North West businesses. Whether you’re raising funds, scaling up, or planning an exit, he explains why the conversations founders initially resist are usually the ones that save them the most later. Check out the full show on our website & all major podcast platforms. For more information and details of the full range of services on offer, you can visit the Johnson & Boon Solicitors website. If you would like some further help or advice, you can call our offices on 0151 637 2034 or email [email protected] You can also follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter where we post the latest news, updates and useful tips. You can also listen to the show on YouTube. Other Episodes 30 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep59 – What happens when parents can’t agree on child arrangements September 1, 2026 When a relationship ends and you can't agree on the arrangements for your children, or one of you isn't getting to see them at all, there is a way forward, and you don't have...Read more 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Kn

Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the typical steps from sharing information to reaching an agreement, what the process looks like if things are cooperative, and what happens if they’re not. You’ll come away understanding the main routes to a settlement, what each involves, and how to keep time, cost and stress under control. For more information and details of the full range of services on offer, you can visit the Johnson & Boon Solicitors website. If you would like some further help or advice, you can call our offices on 0151 637 2034 or email [email protected] You can also follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter where we post the latest news, updates and useful tips. You can also listen to the show on YouTube. Other Episodes 30 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep59 – What happens when parents can’t agree on child arrangements September 1, 2026 When a relationship ends and you can't agree on the arrangements for your children, or one of you isn't getting to see them at all, there is a way forward, and you don't have...Read more 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Know April 13, 2026

Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated. We also bust the pub myths—gifting the house, the “seven-year rule”, and clever-sounding trust tricks—and set out safer, legal planning (sensible wills and LPAs) that protects families without backfiring. For more information and details of the full range of services on offer, you can visit the Johnson & Boon Solicitors website. If you would like some further help or advice, you can call our offices on 0151 637 2034 or email [email protected] You can also follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter where we post the latest news, updates and useful tips. You can also listen to the show on YouTube. Other Episodes 30 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep59 – What happens when parents can’t agree on child arrangements September 1, 2026 When a relationship ends and you can't agree on the arrangements for your children, or one of you isn't getting to see them at all, there is a way forward, and you don't have...Read more 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Know April 13, 2026 The law on divorce changed in April 2022 — and the process has never been simpler. In this episode, we explain wh

Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid ground (like redevelopment or owner-occupation). We break down Section 25 (landlord proposes terms or opposes) and Section 26 (tenant requests a new lease), how these shape timing, and what’s really up for negotiation—especially rent. We also cover interim rent during the gap (which can be higher or lower) and the fixed compensation payable on no-fault refusals, with tips to keep talks productive and avoid court. For more information and details of the full range of services on offer, you can visit the Johnson & Boon Solicitors website. If you would like some further help or advice, you can call our offices on 0151 637 2034 or email [email protected] You can also follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter where we post the latest news, updates and useful tips. You can also listen to the show on YouTube. Other Episodes 30 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep59 – What happens when parents can’t agree on child arrangements September 1, 2026 When a relationship ends and you can't agree on the arrangements for your children, or one of you isn't getting to see them at all, there is a way forward, and you don't have...Read more 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Know April 13, 2026

It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first days, to a 14-strong team and a purpose-built HQ in Upton. We revisit the Covid years (and how this very podcast began), the client matters that shaped us, and the partnerships taking us nationwide in property. Expect humour (yes, the grey-hair gags), candid lessons, and practical takeaways from building a modern law firm — plus a toast to everyone who’s listened across 50 episodes. For more information and details of the full range of services on offer, you can visit the Johnson & Boon Solicitors website. If you would like some further help or advice, you can call our offices on 0151 637 2034 or email [email protected] You can also follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter where we post the latest news, updates and useful tips. You can also listen to the show on YouTube. Other Episodes 30 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep59 – What happens when parents can’t agree on child arrangements September 1, 2026 When a relationship ends and you can't agree on the arrangements for your children, or one of you isn't getting to see them at all, there is a way forward, and you don't have...Read more 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Know April 13, 2026

In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts weigh, including children’s needs, each person’s income and future earning capacity, available resources, housing needs, ages, health, standard of living, length of the relationship, and contributions. We also flag complications to watch for: missing disclosure, hard-to-value pensions or businesses, pre/post-nups, overseas assets, tax timing, and enforcement issues. You’ll leave with practical pointers on getting organised, seeking early advice, and aiming for fair, workable agreements. For more information and details of the full range of services on offer, you can visit the Johnson & Boon Solicitors website. If you would like some further help or advice, you can call our offices on 0151 637 2034 or email [email protected] You can also follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter where we post the latest news, updates and useful tips. You can also listen to the show on YouTube. Other Episodes 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce October 21, 2025 Leave a comment In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained October 21, 2025 Leave a comment A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? October 10, 2025 Leave a comment This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Know September 24, 2025 Leave a comment The law on divorce changed in April 2022 — and the process has never been simpler. In this episode, we explain what the new no-fault divorce system means in practice. Find out how the...Read more 12 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep45 – Looking at Service Charges November 12, 2024 Leave a comment

A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping one—like later claims—even after an amicable split. We also flag why independent legal advice helps you avoid paperwork pitfalls and protect both parties for the long term. For more information and details of the full range of services on offer, you can visit the Johnson & Boon Solicitors website. If you would like some further help or advice, you can call our offices on 0151 637 2034 or email [email protected] You can also follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter where we post the latest news, updates and useful tips. You can also listen to the show on YouTube. Other Episodes 30 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep59 – What happens when parents can’t agree on child arrangements September 1, 2026 When a relationship ends and you can't agree on the arrangements for your children, or one of you isn't getting to see them at all, there is a way forward, and you don't have...Read more 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Know April 13, 2026 The law on divorce changed in April 2022 — and the process has never been simpler. In this episode, we explain what the new no-fault divorce system means in

This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late or absent, including options for progressing the application and seeking directions from the court. To learn more about how we can help visit johnsonandboon.co.uk Other Episodes 30 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep59 – What happens when parents can’t agree on child arrangements September 1, 2026 When a relationship ends and you can't agree on the arrangements for your children, or one of you isn't getting to see them at all, there is a way forward, and you don't have...Read more 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Know April 13, 2026 The law on divorce changed in April 2022 — and the process has never been simpler. In this episode, we explain what the new no-fault divorce system means in practice. Find out how the...Read more 12 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep45 – Looking at Service Charges November 12, 2024 In our latest podcast episode, we break

The law on divorce changed in April 2022 — and the process has never been simpler. In this episode, we explain what the new no-fault divorce system means in practice. Find out how the old rules of adultery, behaviour, or long separation have been replaced by a single, straightforward ground. Learn how sole and joint applications work, and why the new system reduces conflict. Understand the 20-week reflection period, the difference between conditional and final orders, and how financial arrangements fit into the timeline. Clear, practical, and jargon-free, this episode is designed to give you confidence about what’s ahead. For confidential advice tailored to your situation, call 0151 637 2034, email [email protected] or visit johnsonandboon.co.uk. Hit follow to stay up to date with future episodes. Other Episodes 30 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep59 – What happens when parents can’t agree on child arrangements September 1, 2026 When a relationship ends and you can't agree on the arrangements for your children, or one of you isn't getting to see them at all, there is a way forward, and you don't have...Read more 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Know April 13, 2026 The law on divorce changed in April 2022 — and the process has never been simpler. In this episode, we explain what the new no-fault divorce

In our latest podcast episode, we break down the complexities of service charges on commercial properties, an often challenging aspect of property agreements for tenants and landlords alike. We discuss what service charges cover, how they’re calculated, and the rights and responsibilities each party holds. From budgeting for unexpected costs to negotiating fair terms, this episode offers essential guidance on managing service charges effectively. Whether you’re entering a new lease or reviewing current obligations, our practical advice helps you make informed decisions that protect your interests. For more information and details of the full range of services on offer, you can visit the Johnson & Boon Solicitors website. If you would like some further help or advice, you can call our offices on 0151 637 2034 or email [email protected] You can also follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram & Twitter where we post the latest news, updates and useful tips. You can also listen to the show on YouTube. Other Episodes 30 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep59 – What happens when parents can’t agree on child arrangements September 1, 2026 When a relationship ends and you can't agree on the arrangements for your children, or one of you isn't getting to see them at all, there is a way forward, and you don't have...Read more 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Know April 13, 2026

In this episode of our podcast, we delve into the often-overlooked but essential legal document: the Agreement for Lease. If you’re entering into a commercial property transaction, understanding this agreement is vital. Our legal team breaks down what an Agreement for Lease is, why it’s important, and the key terms both landlords and tenants should be aware of before committing. From pre-conditions to practical completion, we provide clear, actionable advice to ensure you’re prepared. Whether you’re negotiating a new lease or preparing for future transactions, this episode offers valuable insights to guide you through the process. For more information and details of the full range of services on offer, you can visit the Johnson & Boon Solicitors website. If you would like some further help or advice, you can call our offices on 0151 637 2034 or email [email protected] You can also follow us on LinkedIn, Facebook & Instagram where we post the latest news, updates and useful tips. Other Episodes 30 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep59 – What happens when parents can’t agree on child arrangements September 1, 2026 When a relationship ends and you can't agree on the arrangements for your children, or one of you isn't getting to see them at all, there is a way forward, and you don't have...Read more 04 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep58 – Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why you are never too young August 28, 2026 The bit most people get wrong? Making a will and thinking the job is done. If you lose the ability to make your own decisions — through illness, injury or age — your family...Read more 23 Jul Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep57 – Rooftop Leases: The “Free Money” Deal That Isn’t Free July 23, 2026 A rooftop lease looks like an easy income opportunity. Someone approaches you with a proposal to install solar panels or a telecoms mast on your roof, you sign a contract, and the cheques start...Read more 22 Jun Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep56 – Commercial Lease Searches: The £400 Most Tenants Skip (and Shouldn’t) June 22, 2026 A commercial lease isn't a house rental. The building's risks — flooding, contamination, unauthorised extensions, even chancel repair liability to a nearby church — can quickly become the tenant's problem, not the landlord's. And...Read more 26 May Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep55 – Probate Without the Panic: The Steps Families Wish They’d Known May 26, 2026 Losing someone is hard enough without then facing a mountain of paperwork. In this episode, wills and probate specialist Gina Stanton walks through what really happens in the weeks after a bereavement — the...Read more 21 Apr Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep54 – Meet the Solicitor helping businesses grow April 21, 2026 Chris built his career across Silverbeck Rhymer, Hill Dickinson, Slater and Gordon, and Simpson Millar — making director at 33 — before going in-house at a global asset manager, where one trip home needed...Read more 25 Mar Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep53 – How to sort out the Financial Assets during a Divorce April 13, 2026 Getting divorced and wondering how the money side works? This straight-talking episode walks you through what’s actually considered when dividing marital finances—property, savings, pensions, debts and income—and how fairness is approached. We explain the...Read more 27 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep52 – How Care Home Fee Contributions are Calculated April 13, 2026 Worried about who pays for care home fees—and whether your home and savings will be dragged in? In this straight-talking episode, Wills & Probate expert Gina Stanton explains exactly how your contribution is calculated....Read more 18 Feb Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep51 – Do you know if your commercial lease requires a s25 notice to renew it? April 13, 2026 Commercial lease up for renewal? This plain-English guide explains how the 1954 Act’s security of tenure means your tenancy doesn’t just end—you roll on until renewal is agreed or the landlord proves a valid...Read more 26 Jan Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep50 – Celebrating 10 years in Business! April 13, 2026 It’s a double celebration: our 10th birthday and our 50th episode. Join Rob Boone for a trip down memory lane — from the 2015 leap to launch on the Wirral and those DIY first...Read more 05 Nov Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49: Division of Assets in a Divorce — how the courts decide and what to expect April 13, 2026 Worried about what happens to the house, the savings, or your pension when you split? In this episode, Joanne cuts through the noise and explains how a fair outcome is reached in real life....Read more 28 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep49 – How assets are divided as part of a divorce April 13, 2026 In this episode we unpack how assets are divided on separation: the family home, pensions, savings and investments, businesses, vehicles, and debts—as well as ongoing support like maintenance. We outline the key factors courts...Read more 21 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep48 – Financial Orders Explained April 13, 2026 A Financial Order is the court-approved way to make a divorce financial agreement legally binding. In this episode we explain what they cover (home, pensions, savings), why timing matters, and the risks of skipping...Read more 10 Oct Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep47 – What happens when one party won’t cooperate? April 13, 2026 This episode guides listeners through what to do when a divorce slows or stalls because one party changes their mind or stops engaging. The team explains how no-fault divorce works when responses are late...Read more 24 Sep Johnson & Boon, Podcasts Ep46 – Grounds for Divorce – What You Need to Know April 13, 2026