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Far too often, a divorce can be difficult and upsetting for the couples involved. When getting a divorce, there are several factors you will need to consider, including the financial […]
Can a claim under the Inheritance Act supersede divorce settlements? The Court has considered for the first time, whether the terms of a divorce settlement can be enforced as against
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5 tips on how to ensure that your digital assets are included in your estate planning Organising your assets such as land, bank accounts and jewellery is a key part
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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
Experts have reminded the British public of the importance of making arrangements in case of death or lack of capacity. This comes off the back of latest research which has
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What’s a Bundle Bring your bundle with you” is a common saying. It’s something that most people have heard before or maybe not at all, but what exactly IS your
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
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
Guide for Landlords – Questions About Tenant Evictions Answered. Read More »
House in Multiple Occupation – The burden of Proof If a landlord lets out a property in good faith and then the tenant sublets a room in the property, making
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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