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 […]
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
Millions of pensioners are still without Wills or LPAs Read More »
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
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
In one of our recent cases, our client had separated from her husband many years ago. She was not aware that she was able to make a claim for a financial
What is a caveat? This is a formal notice that is lodged at the probate registry. Essentially, the purpose of the notice is to stop the grant of probate or
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
Before making a Will there are many things that you should consider. Here’s a quick look at some things you may wish to consider and include in your Will: ##Protection