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The Christmas and New Year period is usually one of excitement and celebration. This is however not the case for every family and pressures and stress can lead to breakdown within the relationship.
If your marriage has come to an end, reaching a verbal agreement with your ex as to how marital assets should be divided may seem the simplest course.
As parents we have all received those letters from school about vaccinations and asked the question “should they have them?” The question is even more difficult to answer when parents have different views in respect of vaccinations.
Homemade wills may appear to save you a few pounds in the short term, but dispensing with legal advice greatly increases the risk of painful disputes arising after you are gone.
When money passes between parents and their children, it can be very difficult to tell whether the transaction is a loan or an outright gift.
Christmas can be a difficult time if you are separated parents and so here are five practical tips to help you plan for the festive period.
Unfortunately, too many people put off making a will or a lasting power of attorney until ill health strikes and reminds them of their mortality.
A recent news article references a claim which may be of interest to divorced clients’ who were born before 6th April 1953.
Building works that involve the ‘substantial reconstruction’ of listed buildings have the great benefit of being zero-rated for VAT.
Where the COVID-19 pandemic rendered the use of commercial premises illegal or unviable, should the resulting losses fall on the landlord or the tenant?
Many employers also often assume people are self-employed when in reality they are likely to be employees for employment law purposes.
Divorce or separation at any point in life can be difficult, but especially so in later life...