What is a separation agreement and how is it used in the UK?
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Our legal experts break down the difference between civil partnerships and marriages.
We know that the breakdown of a relationship can be challenging and sometimes it is difficult to know which way to turn and who to turn to for support. This short video presentation covers some frequently asked questions and common misconceptions surrounding the divorce process.
If you've inherited some assets from a loved one and need to spread the cost of the IHT payment, read this article to see your options.
If you are thinking about getting divorced, here are some things you will need to know about mediation and requirements as a part of the divorce process.
When sorting your will, it's important to protect your child's inheritance from getting taxed. We discuss how you can protect your child as much as possible
Neighbour disputes are nothing new, but they can be uncomfortable and frankly, annoying. But how should you deal with a dispute? Legal Expert Anne Chambers discusses the do's and don'ts in this latest Legal Chat radio interview.
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We all know we should have one, but statistics show a staggering 31 million UK adults do not have a Will. Why is this and what are the benefits of making a Will? Legal expert Anne Chambers answers these questions and more in our latest Legal Chat radio interview.
Dealing with the loss of a loved one can be difficult. It can be made even more challenging when attempting to deal with (and understand) the Probate process. In this latest radio interview Rhiannon Winter explores the new Probate process and looks at its pros and cons.
How did the courts interpret the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Act 2022 when making the first statutory arbitration award?