If you have suffered an injury, physical or psychological, due to a criminal act, you may qualify to make a criminal injury compensation claim under the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority. It is common knowledge that
Why would a vintage tractor be a handy reminder of the need to ensure your contracts are appropriately entered into? The tractor in question is the Ferguson TE20, the little grey Fergie to many in
It is estimated that over 50% of adults in the UK have not made a Will. It is a remarkable figure, particularly as many of those people are also homeowners. So what happens if you
This is often a question we are asked and the court is asked to deal with within divorce proceedings. It can be a bone of contention between parties. (No pun intended!) Pets are commonplace in
Over recent years, contested probate claims have been on the rise. In 2019, there were 188 claims made with the Court, up from 128 the year before. This is not counting the countless cases which
When you are business or an individual who is entering into a contract, you will want it to be completed as soon as possible. However, there are always risks when entering into these agreements and
Sensible Divorcees Put Personal Animosity Aside – Court of Appeal Ruling Any lawyer will tell you that it is far better for divorcing couples to agree how their assets should be divided, rather than fighting
Can somebody contest my Will if they haven’t been included in it? Zoe Davis | Trainee Solicitor Despite having a Will, there is a chance that your Estate can become contested. But
Why is it important to have a professionally drafted Will? Liz Woodward | Wills & Probate Executive When a solicitor takes your instructions to prepare your Will, even though you may not
Can I return goods during the Pandemic? Sophie Wilson | Paralegal The current restrictions mean many non-essential retailers are closing across the UK, and therefore you may not be able to return
