When someone passes away, it can be a difficult time for you and your family. In some circumstances, this can bring families closer together, however,…
Following over ten years of litigation the Supreme Court decision in the case of Melita Jackson’s estate and the claims made by her daughter Heather…
Zero Hours contracts have recently appeared in the news again, but not necessarily in a negative light. The amount of Zero Hour Contracts have reached…
Recent research has emphasised how important the role is of a Solicitor in the decision by someone making a Will as to whether they make…
Probate fees are due to change from May 2017, despite a Government consultation to which 97.5% of respondents were against the increase. Probate fees are…
Has the Family Law World Gone Mad? We seem to be living in strange times! If the events across the Atlantic and the antics of…
It is common for commercial leases for a term in excess of 5 years to have a rent review clause incorporated. Usually, the rent review…
Last week the Supreme Court ruled in favour of an unmarried woman who wanted to claim benefits from her deceased partners’ pension scheme. The Supreme…
The Government has launched a £1.7 million awareness campaign to ensure workers know what wages they are legally entitled to, with Business Minister Margot James…
The period between Christmas Eve and Valentine’s is the most popular for engagements to take place according to an online survey conducted by stag and…
In the past few weeks concerns have been raised about three aspects of leasehold properties and these were highlighted in Victoria Derbyshire’s programme on 2nd…
Laylah Scarlett De Cruz, who resides in Dubai, and her mother Diane Jean Moorcorft were both found guilty of conspiracy to commit fraud on Monday…