Have you been putting off making a Will, as it never seems like the right time or a priority? Here is why should you make writing a Will one of your resolutions for 2024.
The new year is a time where many make resolutions about their future and changes they wish to make in their lives. For some, it can bring thoughts surrounding the ending of a relationship (separation or divorce).
Within a few days after a death, the first steps to take are as follows: Make sure that the home and possessions of the person who has died are secure. Register the death and start arranging the funeral.
At Christmas, statistics show that each year, there is an increase in reports of domestic abuse. There are however some common (but often subtle) signs that you can be aware of when seeking to support family, friendship groups or colleagues.
If you and your ex-partner entered into a Separation Agreement prior to Divorce Proceedings, it is essential that you ensure that the Agreement is reflected in a Financial Consent Order sealed by the Court.
We are proud that our family law team are taking the lead and offering the option of a one couple, one lawyer approach to divorce. So, how does this new approach work and what are the key steps in the process?
One of the reasons for challenging a will is that it has not been validly executed. So, what are the formalities required for a valid will? The Wills Act 1987 states that a will is only valid if.
Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) ensure you’re safe in the knowledge that if for any reason you become unable to make decisions yourself, someone you trust will act on your instructions.