A Second Opinion On Merits
Far too often, we see things differently; it is no different for lawyers. We are a contrary bunch. Ask 8 lawyers the same question and do not be surprised that […]
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Control your future with a Power of Attorney
Control your future with a power of attorney The changing of the seasons can be a time for reflection, and if you’ve been thinking about preparing your future than now
Cohabiting Couples – What rights do they have?
Cohabiting Couples – What rights do they have? There is a common misconception for partners who are not married or in a civil partnership in that they tend to believe
If you get a section 21 notice
If your landlord requires possession of your property using a Section 21 notice, you must be given at least two months notification that possession of the property is required. The
Guide for Landlords – Questions About Tenant Evictions Answered.
Guide for Landlords – Questions About Tenant Evictions Answered. At our firm, we know landlords have enough to deal with when it comes to the home that they own that
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Protect home from care fees using a Will
In Adel Jibs Private Client department, we are seeing more and more clients who are seeking to protect their assets from care home fees. Their major concern is to ensure
Who is entitled to see your Will after death ?
The right to see a person’s will after they die depends on whether probate has been granted. If it isn’t, only those named executors are entitled to do so before
What to do if you are Sued ?
No one ever wants to get sued. It’s not a pleasant experience, but it does happen. If you are faced with the possibility of getting sued, then you need to
Contentious Wills, Trusts and Inheritance
Contentious Wills, Trusts and Inheritance – Solicitors in Enfield Concerns might arise that a Will should not be valid, maybe because it was made at a point in time when
New Domestic Abuse Act 2020 Becomes Law
Updated: 22nd September 2021 The Domestic Abuse Act 20201 became law after the royal assent on 29th April. The landmark legislation aims to provide added protection to the millions of people