Lack of Will Leads to Family Dispute in Court
January 3, 2019 12:00 am Leave your thoughtsWhen a man’s first wife died, he inherited her share of the property they had owned jointly. At the time,... Read More
When a man’s first wife died, he inherited her share of the property they had owned jointly. At the time,... Read More
Referral fees are a hot topic amongst Property Lawyers. They are sums of money paid by solicitors to an estate... Read More
With Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) charged differently on residential and non-residential property, the disposal of a mixed-use property can... Read More
A recent case may raise alarm bells for anyone thinking about adding a basement to a property which is divided.... Read More
When people need to go into care, the local councils that end up supporting the care costs are well known... Read More
Legislation that will give families of people who go missing the ability to administer their affairs is to come into... Read More
There has been a massive amount of disinformation put about over the years (and, apparently, recently promoted by the Russian... Read More
Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) have many advantages over normal savings accounts – chiefly that the investment income earned on them... Read More
The widespread belief that ‘an Englishman’s home is his castle’ can all too easily lead the unwary into breaching planning... Read More
When an investment is made in a capital asset that subsequently becomes valueless, the loss can normally be used to... Read More
If parents engaged in child contact disputes take up entrenched positions, it is very nearly always the child that suffers... Read More
Lending money to the public is, for obvious reasons, a heavily regulated activity and, as a case concerning timeshare properties... Read More