It’s not always possible to stop a party for breaching a contract should they want to, leaving you with no other choice than to take legal action.

Fraudulent calumny relates to situations where a person dishonestly poisons the mind of a testator against a potential beneficiary, thereby depriving them of a legacy.

With the summer now in full swing, millions of us Brits are expected to head off on holiday and enjoy a week of relaxation, but what happens if your flight is delayed?

Whether your appeal is with the HMRC or the DWP – your case will be heard at the First Tier tribunal (Social Entitlement Chamber).

When selling a property at undervalue, it’s important to receive good legal advice.

In the recent interesting case of Heath v Heath, the Court was satisfied that, despite there being no fault, there was a good reason to remove an executor.

We are happy to report another success for a consumer (C) in relation to a case where the trader (T)…

Navigating the legal landscape of equity release schemes is complex and requires careful attention to regulations, particularly those set by the Financial Services Authority (FSA). In this article, Ross Milnes delves into the critical obligations legal advisers must meet when guiding clients through equity release plans, from ensuring regulatory compliance to safeguarding clients’ interests. Learn about the importance of accurate legal advice, the potential risks, and best practices to minimize future claims while ensuring your clients make informed decisions.

Despite the challenges of the current financial climate, equity release lending remains a vital option for homeowners over 55. However, with a slight decline in lending and potential borrowers’ confidence wavering, is the market missing an opportunity? This article explores the trends, borrower attitudes, and regulatory developments shaping the equity release market. As the government and industry bodies work to improve public perception, could equity release emerge as a reliable financial solution for those looking to fund their retirement?

The recent case of Poole v Everall [2016] highlights the Courts approach towards carers inheriting an Estate from a patient.