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by Ridley & Hall in Estates, Sarah Young, Trusts, Will Disputes, Wills posted February 13, 2024.

Can I Challenge a Decision by a Trustee?

What did a stuffed pike have to do with a court case over a trust? It was a factor leading […]


by Ridley & Hall in Powers of Attorney, Yasmin Walker posted February 5, 2024.

Understanding Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA): A Comprehensive Guide

Most people are familiar with the concept of the Property and Financial Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), a legal document […]


by Ridley & Hall in Charity, Newsletter posted January 26, 2024.

The Huddersfield Welcome Centre Food Bank and More – Our Visit and How Your Donations Helped

After an amazing effort from our colleagues in Huddersfield during December, Ridley & Hall were able to donate a car […]


by Ridley & Hall in James Urquhart-Burton, NHS Continuing Healthcare posted January 25, 2024.

How to Request an NHS Continuing Healthcare Assessment

I am a solicitor and partner at Ridley & Hall Solicitors. For the last 13 years, I have helped individuals […]


by Ridley & Hall in Rebecca Kershaw, Will Disputes posted January 23, 2024.

Backdated Bereavement Support for Unmarried Parents

At Ridley & Hall our will dispute team often acts for unmarried parents who have lost their partner.  They may […]


by Ridley & Hall in Gareth Jones, Trusts, Unmarried couples, Wills posted January 16, 2024.

Come and live with me at my house Brenda but we’re not getting married

Marriage is not everyone’s cup of tea In November last year, I wrote about the rights ‘Brenda’ may have in […]


by Ridley & Hall in Divorce, Family & Matrimonial, Vicky Medd posted January 9, 2024.

How are Family Businesses Dealt with in Divorces?

Divorces often present complex challenges, and when family businesses are involved, the complexities can multiply. This is particularly true when […]


by Ridley & Hall in Inheritance & will disputes, Rebecca Kershaw posted December 21, 2023.

Can a Cohabitee Bring a Claim When Their Partner Dies?

The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 has long been a crucial legal instrument in ensuring fair provision […]


by Ridley & Hall in Children, Kim Noble, Non-Accidental Injury posted December 19, 2023.

Navigating Non-Accidental Injuries: The Rise of Resolutions Model Assessments in Care Proceedings

Within care proceedings, when the Court determines a non-accidental injury to a child, we are starting to see an increase […]


by Ridley & Hall in Estates, Trusts, Wills posted December 15, 2023.

Recently Released: The Third Edition of STEP Standard Provisions

The recently published Third Edition of the STEP Standard Provisions marks a significant update in the field of estate planning. […]


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