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Separation and How the Courts Treat Dance
As a mum of a 12 year old dancer, I know just how much work goes into dancing both by […]
How do you Choose your Conveyancer?
What follows is the findings of a consumer survey, details of which appear on Today’s Conveyancer, aimed at the conveyancing […]
Inheritance Disputes – the Dementia Time Bomb
In the UK some 800,000 people are living with dementia; over 64,000 in our region. Rising property prices, the baby […]
Northamptonshire Grandmother Wins Fight for Proper Support
A 62-year old Northamptonshire grandmother is celebrating a victory after a hard fought fight with Northamptonshire County Council. The grandmother […]
Flood Misery for Home Owners
House purchases are falling through in flood zone areas because buyers are unable to arrange buildings insurance. Many lenders require […]
The Trips and Traps of DIY Probate
With the UK economy still being far from flourishing, virtually everyone is looking to save money, with legal services being […]
My Property is Unregistered – Should I Worry?
Some time ago it became compulsory to register a transfer of ownership of property – in this area the trigger […]
What Will Happen to My Pension When I Divorce
When a marriage breaks down pension is treated as an important matrimonial asset the value of which should be shared […]
When is a Gift not a Gift? Undue Influence and Lifetime Giving
Your mother dies, and you find out that your brother has been ‘given’ tens of thousands of pounds by her […]
Making “Bad” Decisions: Capacity and the Court of Protection
Think about some of the really important decisions that you have made throughout your life. Have they all been really […]
