Giving Gifts – a Guide for Deputies and Attorneys
The Office of the Public Guardian has recently published a revised practice note (PN7) that sets out further guidance for…
Read moreHow to Contest a Will
There is a misconception that a Will cannot be changed after a testator has died; this is not the case.…
Read moreWhat is a Lasting Power of Attorney?
Have you considered who would make decisions on your behalf in the event that you were unable to because of…
Read moreWhat is Shared Ownership?
Shared ownership is a government-backed scheme offered by housing associations which allows you to part-buy and part-rent your home. Read…
Read moreWhen is Someone Too Ill to Make a Will?
Dementia, among other disorders and diseases, can highlight huge challenges for both doctors and lawyers when assessing the testamentary capacity…
Read moreUnexplained Wealth Orders Explained
Unexplained wealth orders (UWOs) were introduced by Section 1 of the Criminal Finances Act 2017 and came in to effect…
Read moreFamily Lawyer’s Top Tips for Christmas Contact
Christmas is traditionally a time where families celebrate the festive period together – so it can be stressful and upsetting…
Read moreTop Ten Tips for Separated Parents During School Holidays
It’s no secret that most children greet the school holidays with open arms, viewing them as a well-earned break from…
Read moreHow to succeed in a claim for Medical Negligence
Medical and clinical negligence claims differ from personal injury claims; to bring a successful compensation claim it has to be…
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