The largest ever study of decision making in legal services has found that just 6% of clients choose their conveyancing solicitor on the basis that they were the cheapest. Nearly three quarters of people chose their conveyancer on the basis of a recommendation from an acquaintance or an intermediary.  

Research shows nearly three-quarters of divorced people did not discuss pensions during their divorce proceedings. In fact, less than one in ten people going through divorce claim they even want a fair share of pensions, despite the likelihood that the average married couple’s retirement pot could be their largest asset.