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Would You Credit It? Simple Steps to Protect Your Business When Offering Credit
Lawyers are often instructed to recover debts on behalf of business clients. Often those clients have offered credit terms to […]
A Stamp of Disapproval: How Contesting a Will Can Leave You Out of Pocket | Blog
The case was “Neate-v-Heselden”. The dispute concerned the estate of Mr Ray Watts who died aged 90 in 2021. Mr […]
Widow Loses Legal Battle Over Late Husband’s Estate | Blog
When someone has died, if they have failed to make ‘reasonable financial provision’ for certain relatives or dependants, the court […]
Destroying your Will? Here’s what you need to know
You may think that making a Will is a ‘one off’ task; once done then to be forgotten. But in […]
The Hidden Dangers of Unqualified Estate Planning Advisors | Blog
Imagine spending years building a secure future for your loved ones, only to have it jeopardised by poor advice. Unfortunately, […]
Inheritance Claims: Why You Should Stick to Giving Your Pet Cuddles Instead of Your Fortunes
Since Karl Lagerfeld passed away in 2019, leaving his cat with a £1.2 million inheritance, the trend of leaving money […]
Essential Guide to Wills During Separation: Protecting Your Estate When Parting Ways
We appreciate that when going through a relationship breakdown, making a Will must seem like the last thing that you […]
Financial Abuse; Language Lessons
What is a ‘win’ in litigation? What is the case about? How common is financial abuse? What is financial abuse? […]
Landlords- Royalty v Reality
There have been stories in the media recently about a royal landlord wanting to evict a family member from his […]
Secret Trusts and Wills; can you take a secret to the grave?
Most will disputes follow either one or other (or sometimes both) of two paths. Either someone argues: (1) that a […]
