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Road traffic offences may seem straightforward, but their legal implications can be complex and severe. Many individuals underestimate the potential repercussions and opt to represent themselves without comprehensive knowledge of the law. As we’ve seen recently in the case of the Archbishop of Canterbury, getting the process of appealing a ...
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Posted 28.11.16
People in Manchester are the least prepared for mental incapacity and dementia with 70% not having a Lasting Power of Attorney in place.
Posted 15.3.16
The legal rights for cohabiting couples in England and Wales differ greatly in comparison to married couples or those in civil partnerships.
Posted 1.3.16
The huge housing bubble, including sky-high rental payments, is pricing many younger people and those striving to get on the ladder out of the market.
Posted 16.2.16
A fascinating case recently came to light concerning two brothers and a certain ‘suspicious’ Will made by their elderly mother.
Posted 22.9.15
Judy Taubman, the wife of property tycoon Alfred Taubman was left red faced after being refused entry to her Mayfair flat after an inheritance row with her step-children.
Posted 10.6.15
This week is the annually held Carers Week. It is a nationwide initiative aimed at raising the awareness of caring and recognising the unnoticed dedication of millions of carers throughout the UK.
Posted 8.6.15
Today is the official start of Carers Week. The week, 8-14th June, is all about raising awareness and building ...
Posted 4.3.15
An article in the papers recently explored inheritance tax and the impact it can have on wealthy individuals.
Posted 18.2.15
Caring for a loved one in whatever circumstances, is a very challenging feat. Caring can take many forms whether ...
Posted 3.2.15
When it comes to caring, many people are in the dark as to the true cost and for those people approaching or planning for later life.
Posted 17.10.14
Typically, parents want to be sure that in the possible (though unlikely) event of their both dying before their ...
Posted 29.9.14
If you die without a will you are “intestate”. Under the old rules, if you leave a spouse or ...
Posted 26.9.14
When the four generations of Royals were pictured at young George’s christening recently the succession to head of the ...
Posted 11.8.14
Trusts have emerged as a valuable tool in safeguarding beneficiaries from potential threats such as divorce or insolvency while enabling effective future planning.
Posted 21.7.14
According to the BBC more than two thirds of UK citizens don’t have a Will. It’s easy to put ...
Posted 11.7.14
Tasoula Crosby explains how she became a Dementia Friends Champion and why it is so important to understand dementia…
Posted 26.3.14
Christine Thornley, Partner at Gorvins Solicitors, today expressed her disappointment at banks apparent unwillingness to brief staff.
Posted 19.3.14
Financial abuse of the elderly and vulnerable will never be eradicated... In the past week, the Daily Telegraph has reported two such cases.
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