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by Ridley & Hall in Cohabitation agreements, Emma Hopkins Jones, Family & Matrimonial, Wills posted October 19, 2022.

Let our family help your family save money – Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis Issues Warning to Couples Living Together

Martin Lewis, Money Saving Expert and Good Morning Britain TV Presenter, has issued an unpleasant warning to couples who live […]


by Ridley & Hall in Lasting Power of Attorney, Lynsey Bashforth, Sophie Aldridge, Wills posted October 10, 2022.

When Should You Make a Will or Lasting Power of Attorney Document?

It is a common misconception that making a Will or Lasting Power of Attorney document is for ‘old’ people, but […]


by Ridley & Hall in James Urquhart-Burton, Trust disputes, Trusts, Wills posted September 15, 2022.

What duties do trustees have towards the beneficiaries of a trust?

Trustee noun. A person having a nominal title to property that he holds for the benefit of one or more […]


by Ridley & Hall in Contentious probate, Sarah Young, Will Disputes, Wills posted .

Defending a will dispute; your essential ‘do’s and don’ts’

Coping with a bereavement can be terribly hard. When it’s combined with a dispute over the deceased’s estate, life can […]


by Ridley & Hall in Inheritance & will disputes, Sarah Young, Sophie Aldridge, Will Disputes, Wills posted September 7, 2022.

The Pitfalls and Traps of DIY Wills: Will They Cost you in the Future?

The last couple of years have thrown many people financial challenges. The pandemic and the recent cost of living crisis […]


by Ridley & Hall in Sarah Young, Will Disputes, Wills posted August 25, 2022.

Inheritance Dispute; when headlines mislead

News headlines are designed to grab our attention. But in doing so, they can mislead; a classic example is in […]


by Ridley & Hall in Sophie Aldridge, Trust disputes, Trusts, Wills posted August 23, 2022.

Changes to the Trust Register – What Does This Mean for Existing Trusts?

What is a Trust? A trust is a way of managing assets, such as money or land, to protect and […]


by Ridley & Hall in Powers of Attorney, Probate & Estate Administration, Sophie Aldridge, Wills posted August 4, 2022.

One Year On – The Changes to the Probate Process

What is Probate? Probate or Letters of Administration is the legal right to deal with a person’s property, money and […]


by Ridley & Hall in Contentious probate, Inheritance & will disputes, Sarah Young, Wills posted July 21, 2022.

New wedding laws – will predatory marriages be prevented?

The Law Commission has just published far reaching recommendations to reform the law of weddings. Many of the changes are […]


by Ridley & Hall in Sarah Young, Will Disputes, Wills posted July 14, 2022.

Solicitor Disobeys the Golden Rule

A will prepared by a solicitor has been found to be invalid by the High Court, because of his failure […]


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