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Can your inheritance from a deceased’s estate impact on whether you get a payment from their pension?
What happens to my pension when I die? The most common type of private pension scheme is called a ‘defined […]
Will my ex get a bigger house than me and will the courts make me pay for it?
What UK law really says about maintaining children A common misconception about child maintenance is that it’s used to fund […]
Why Making a Will Still Matters: Inheritance Act Explained
According to figures published by the Royal Courts of Justice, there were as many as 10,000 claims made under the […]
Children in the Middle: Protecting Children from Parental Conflict
When parents separate or experience ongoing conflict, it’s often the children—regardless of their age—who are most deeply affected. Being caught […]
Caring for Mum: Forget Paperwork, Focus on What Matters
Executors: Consider the cost of care Gareth Jones explains that a recent case highlights how seriously executors should take a […]
Should Taylor Swift Sign a Prenup? Why It Matters for Everyone
Taylor Swift is officially off the market. With her engagement to NFL superstar Travis Kelce, fans and media alike are […]
Can a ‘Discretionary Trust’ prevent a Will dispute?
Very few of us want our family to get embroiled in an inheritance dispute after our death. They can be […]
Honouring Newman & Bond’s WWII Heroes: 80 Years On
As we celebrate the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War Today, 2nd September, Ridley & Hall […]
Landlord Deposit Rules: What You Must Know Before Renting
As a landlord you can ask for a deposit from your tenant. However, there are a few issues which a […]
Challenges faced by Executors – Removal, Resignation, and Resolving Disputes
What is an executor? An executor is a person named in a will to manage the estate of a deceased […]
