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Can I Remove an Executor of a Will?
Usually, the answer to this question will be ‘no’. The circumstances under which an executor can be removed from their […]
Full house and empty buffet at first Barnsley property social
Over 30 solicitors, estate agents, surveyors, mortgage advisers, brokers and search providers from across Barnsley and beyond, came together in […]
Standing room only at the Property sector celebration raising vital funds for the Prince of Wales Hospice
70 property professionals from across the 5 towns and beyond, came together in Pontefract for Ridley & Hall’s lunchtime gathering […]
No fault divorce – 1 year on
The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 officially came into force on 6 April 2022 and as such is now […]
Do you have an interest in property in which you live? Don’t leave your consideration as to whether you do until it is too late
Someone else may own the property in which you live, and the paperwork may suggest that person is the only […]
Ridley & Hall MD raises funds for heart charity in bike challenge
The managing director of a Yorkshire based law firm born with a hole in her heart has raised over £1,600 […]
My Will is valid. How then can my last wishes be ignored?
You may find it hard to believe but it’s true – sometimes despite having a valid Will, your wishes can […]
Caveat; what’s that?
The word ‘caveat’ is Latin and means literally ‘let him beware’. In terms of will disputes, it means a notice […]
Prime Minister announces plans to create a new Grooming Taskforce
The Prime Minister announced on Tuesday plans to create a new Grooming Taskforce to better protect children and young women […]
Undue influence in will dispute cases
A judge has found that a ‘campaign of undue influence’ has invalidated a will, following a legal battle which concluded […]
