2019 was a challenging year for those working in the Wills and probate sector. To begin with, the government’s proposed…

‘If I had my way, I’d make A do X and B do Y…’ has long been a treatment proffered…

The ‘Litigation and Dispute Resolution’ departments of full service legal practices in the UK will, almost universally, provide Alternative Dispute…

So, 31 January has come and gone, and the EU Withdrawal Bill has now passed into law. If you thought…

The probate process can be complicated, stressful and protracted; with the time it takes to complete the administration largely dependent…

Last month Mr Justice Moor, sitting in the English family court, reached an important decision in the divorce case of…

There’s no denying it, divorce and separation creates a raft of consequences. With the breaking up of familiar relationships children…

Francis Bacon famously said that “money is a great servant but a bad master” and over the years this quote…

Losing a close friend or family member is traumatic in any circumstance. However, it is when the bureaucracy of death…

Clive Shaw has taken his ageing parents to court, bringing a propriety estoppel claim against them after discovering they had…