Why Being an Executor Is Becoming One of the Toughest Responsibilities
What is an executor? To be an executor means that you are legally responsible for carrying out the wishes expressed in a person’s will, as…
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Why Being an Executor Is Becoming One of the Toughest Responsibilities Why Being an Executor Is Becoming One of the Toughest ResponsibilitiesWhat is an executor? To be an executor means that you are legally responsible for carrying out the wishes expressed in a person’s will, as…
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New UK Late Payment Laws: How the Small Business Protections Bill Could Transform Business Cash Flow New UK Late Payment Laws: How the Small Business Protections Bill Could Transform Business Cash FlowThe Government has introduced the Small Business Protections Bill to Parliament, proposing the biggest overhaul of UK late payment laws in more than 25 years….
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Is It Too Hot To Work? Your Rights in A Heatwave Is It Too Hot To Work? Your Rights in A HeatwaveDuring a heatwave, it can be difficult to work. Many employees find themselves wondering whether it is ever legally ‘too hot to work’. The short…
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Settlement Agreements: What Employees Need to Know Settlement Agreements: What Employees Need to KnowSettlement Agreements are very commonly used in terminating someone’s employment or settling a workplace dispute. They provide a timely, certain and pragmatic solution to many…
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Homebuying Reforms Homebuying ReformsAt 10pm on 18 June 2026 the government issued a press release stating that by the end of the current parliament, changes will be introduced…
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The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 and Companies House Reforms: The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 and Companies House Reforms:The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (2023) (‘The Act’) was implemented to reform the role of Companies House and improve transparency over UK companies…
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Injury or Illness Abroad: Your Rights and What to Do Next Injury or Illness Abroad: Your Rights and What to Do NextUnexpected illness or injury can quickly disrupt a holiday. Knowing what steps to take and understanding your legal rights can help you manage the situation…
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Why a DIY Will or Using an Online Will Writing Service Could Become Your Most Expensive Mistake Why a DIY Will or Using an Online Will Writing Service Could Become Your Most Expensive MistakeFor many people, writing a will online or using a DIY template seems like a sensible way to save money. With online services advertising free…
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What Happens When Someone Dies Without a Will? What Happens When Someone Dies Without a Will?What happens? When someone dies without a Will, the rules of Intestacy apply meaning their Estate passes according to the Intestacy rules rather than the…
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Renters Rights: Changes in May 2026 Renters Rights: Changes in May 2026As the private rental market continues to evolve rapidly, and with average UK rents now exceeding £1,370 per month, tenants are facing more pressure than…
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Taking control of your future: The Importance of Lasting Powers of Attorney Taking control of your future: The Importance of Lasting Powers of AttorneyLasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) allow you to appoint someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you are no longer able to…
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Changes to Unfair Dismissal Rights Expected from 2027 Changes to Unfair Dismissal Rights Expected from 2027Unfair dismissal law may soon change as part of wider employment reforms expected to take effect in the coming years. The core framework governing unfair…