Trust is No Replacement for Legal Advice
March 6, 2018 12:00 am Leave your thoughtsSadly, not all relationships that get off to a good start last, and it is vital to seek legal advice... Read More
Sadly, not all relationships that get off to a good start last, and it is vital to seek legal advice... Read More
Situations where patients in an unconscious or minimally conscious state are being kept alive only because of intervention by medical... Read More
Following an outcry over the terms that apply to the purchase of new leasehold properties in some circumstances, the Government... Read More
Even the most apparently trustworthy people can sometimes turn out to be anything but and that is one good reason... Read More
One of the issues that proves difficult for executors of deceased persons who have Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) is that... Read More
The legal implications of cohabitation are often poorly understood by those who choose to live together outside of marriage or... Read More
Following changes made by the Enterprise and Regulatory Reform Act 2013, compromise agreements were renamed ‘settlement agreements’ and new provisions... Read More
It is normal for victims of crime to think that the conviction and punishment of the criminal marks the end... Read More
Owning a share of the freehold is often cited as a selling point to flat buyers – but tenant democracy... Read More
It is an enduringly popular misconception that all you need to do in order to establish that you are not... Read More
When the Family Court was asked to consider an application for an adoption order made by a couple, two factors... Read More
Wills made or varied just before death are a frequent source of dispute and court appearances, and it was just... Read More