As the latest national lockdown continues to suppress large parts of the UK economy the housing sector remains relatively buoyant. Why is this the case & will it last?
Nobody likes to think about their demise, but what would happen to your assets if you died without a Will? It may not be what you expect. Find out more in our latest blog.
The treatment of inherited wealth upon divorce has been the focus of much discussion in recent years and it is true to say that there is no singular approach adopted by the courts. But what can you do to protect yours?
Our latest Employment Law bulletin examines what employers should be doing if they are facing significant pressure from a third party to dismiss one of their employees.
Will you be my executor? You may well want to appear to be helpful and not want to cause offence by saying no but do you realise executors have liability of their own and these can be extremely onerous. Find our more in our latest blog.
For 46 years, the United Kingdom enjoyed a symbiotic relationship with Europe promoting the free movement of goods, people and fair competition laws but all that changed on 12th March 2019. What will be the impact on Family Law?
Is Trust the issue? Family trusts are a great way to protect and provide for your loved ones when you're gone. In this issue we focus on the growing trend of the use of family trusts within Wills.
The number of cohabiting families in the UK has increased remarkably in recent years with the number of cohabiting couple families growing faster than married couple families. This article seeks to address some of the common hurdles that cohabiting couples face even in the 21st century.