Cohabiting couples are the fastest-growing family type in the UK. But unlike divorce, when you separate from someone you have cohabited with, there is no particular set of rules that apply.
Have you been left feeling confused by the Help to Buy ISA? How can you use the Help to Buy ISA bonus and where are the funds sent? Shelly Pill explains the ins and outs of the Help to Buy ISA.
The Co-founder of Moneysupermarket.com, Richard Mason, who divorced his wife 10 years ago has discovered that the three sons he raised as his own during their 20 year marriage are not his biological children. As with all matters relating to a financial settlement the individual circumstances of a case are considered.
A Conveyancer is someone who specialises in the legal aspect of transferring property from one person to another and can help you through the process of selling buying or mortgaging a property. A Conveyancer can also be a Solicitor, licensed Conveyancer or a Chartered Legal Executive.
It is possible to request a refund of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) if you paid the higher rate of tax when purchasing an additional property. A claim can now be made within 12 months of the sale of the previous main residence...
Being faced with Court proceedings of any kind can be an extremely daunting experience for anyone. Proceedings involving your children can be even more emotive and challenging.
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.
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...
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
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.
