What are the grounds for challenging a Will?
There are several ways that the validity of a Will can be challenged. Any challenge to a Will would be…
Read moreColin vs Cuthbert – the trial of the chocolate cakes
They often say that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, but such assurance is clearly of little comfort…
Read moreDigital Assets – are they covered in your Will?
We all know the importance of dealing with our property, bank accounts, investments, and other assets in our Wills, but…
Read moreImportant employment law changes in April
April is a busy month for both businesses and employment lawyers. There are a number of employment law changes HR…
Read morePinney Talfourd merges with Sackvilles Solicitors
Pinney Talfourd is delighted to announce our merger with Sackvilles Solicitors on 6th April 2021. The partners of both firms…
Read moreUnderstanding the changes to off payroll working: IR35 what the new rules mean
Off payroll working rules, commonly referred to as IR35, are changing from 6th April 2021, but what does this mean for…
Read moreWorkers who “sleep-in” not entitled to national minimum wage for whole shift
The Supreme Court recently handed down its judgment in the cases of Royal Mencap Society v Tomlinson-Blake and Shannon v Rampersand and another…
Read moreAm I entitled to half my spouses income?
A common question asked in cases where one person in a marriage earns significantly more than their spouse is “why…
Read moreNew Mediation voucher scheme launched for Family Law cases
A new scheme has been launched to encourage more people to use mediation services in family law cases as an…
Read moreThe importance of Lasting Powers of Attorney – Kate and Derek’s Story
Most of us will have heard the heart-breaking story of TV presenter Kate Garraway’s husband and his yearlong hospitalisation after…
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