18
Dec - 2018
Digital assets and your Will. When preparing a Will, it may be prudent to prepare a letter of wishes to go with it, advising your executors and trustees how you would like your digital assets to be dealt with on your death.
17
Dec - 2018
Do we have to get divorced straight away or can we just deal with the finances? Will I get more money if my ex has committed adultery? You can find the answers in our latest blog...
17
Dec - 2018
Pre-Nuptial Agreements have been in the news a great deal in recent years. It is important to consider fairness and take into account the needs of the financially weaker spouse. This should also be reviewed on a regular basis
10
Dec - 2018
According to the NHS, more than 80,000 people a year need medical attention for injuries relating to Christmas trees, decorations, presents, slips and falls in and outside of the home, alcohol and Christmas dinners.
05
Dec - 2018
Christmas is the most feared time of the whole year. Domestic violence rises significantly during the festive period. Not a year goes by when there isn’t a seasonal spike in incidents reported to the police.
04
Dec - 2018
Christmas contact is almost always an issue for parents of looked after children who are spending Christmas away from home, perhaps with foster carers.
27
Nov - 2018
As the cold winter weather approaches, we look at the legal duties surrounding snow and ice-related accident risks. The most likely places for slips or falls on snow or ice can happen in everyday situations such as at work or at a bus stop.
12
Nov - 2018
Making provision for a disabled or vulnerable beneficiary can cause great worry for clients. Clients are often concerned about many aspects...
12
Nov - 2018
Christmas is a notorious time for the housing market to grind to a halt. If you’re looking for your selling/buying process to be speedy, it’s important that you consider this when you decide to move.
07
Nov - 2018
Hearings in the Family Court are private. The press cannot attend. Only the parties and their legal representatives can come into the Courtroom. You cannot bring a family member or friend with you unless there is a very good reason and the Court agrees that it is appropriate to do so.