The Capacity to make a Will
In making a Will the capacity element is crucial. In order to have testamentary capacity, an individual must understand : What making a Will is, and the effect of making the […]
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In making a Will the capacity element is crucial. In order to have testamentary capacity, an individual must understand : What making a Will is, and the effect of making the […]
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If you are purchasing a property jointly, it is important that you consider how you wish to legally hold the property. Properties are held either as beneficial joint tenants or
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The Mental Capacity Act 2005 established the Court of Protection, a specialized court that plays a crucial role in protecting the rights and welfare of individuals who lack the mental
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A panel gathering consisting of supreme court judges have now rejected a tenant’s application on the basis that the application does not raise a point of general public importance. In
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Discretionary Housing Payment At our firm, we deal with many cases in which our client is dealing with being evicted from their property, mostly due to being in rent arrears.
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Blockchain and football In today’s world, one could say that football has a huge global fan base as such, the potential applications of blockchain technology into the most popular sport on
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One of the most important tools for the claimant is the ‘Default Judgement’. However, consideration must be given due to consideration that it can be set aside. A defendant has
Circumstances in which default judgement is set aside ? Read More »
A Judge will certainly read the small print and this will happen when terms and conditions is needed to settle matters. Our clients typically
Contract: should you really be concerned with terms and conditions ? Read More »
At long last, the new ‘’No fault’’ divorce will come into law on the 6th April 2022. What you need to know about the new procedure: The divorce can no
No Fault Divorce – What you need to take into consideration and know Read More »
What is A Mesher Order also known as an ‘order for deferred sale’? This is an order of a family court that enables the family home to remain in the
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