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The Importance of Using a Solicitor to Prepare a Will or assist with Probate - Competition and Markets Authority Investigate Online Will drafting and pre-paid Probate Plans.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) have launched an investigation into online divorces, pre-paid probate plans and will drafting services which are provided by companies that are not solicitors. As reported by the BBC , complaints about these...

Financial Dispute Resolution - A Tool Worth Considering in Probate and Property Disputes?

Our litigation team recently assisted clients in settling a prickly ongoing property and will-related dispute via a Financial Dispute Resolution hearing at court. Financial Dispute Resolution (FDR), while often seen in family proceedings, is now being...

When should I make an application for a Final Order?

A final order is the final order which ends a marriage. It comes in the form of a certificate and confirms that the marriage between you and your spouse has ended. This application can be applied for 43 days (six weeks and one day) after the initial...

Employment Law Bulletin - August 2023

A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal decision has set out further guidance on how tribunals should approach the issue of employment status following the landmark decision of the Supreme Court in Uber BV v Aslam. In Manning v Walker Crips...

Does the child get to choose which parent they will stay with after a divorce?

Although, a child can express their views regarding who they would like to stay with the courts will not necessarily always take this into consideration. The most important factor that will affect whether the courts will listen to the child’s wishes...

When does the removal of a director and shareholder constitute unfair prejudice?

In a recent case a director was removed from office and excluded from management. The court had to consider whether the conduct was unfairly prejudicial for the purposes of section 994 of the Companies Act 2006. Background Mr Hashmi, Mr Gilbert...

Employment Law Bulletin - July 2023

A recent Employment Appeal Tribunal decision has set out further guidance on how tribunals should approach the issue of employment status following the landmark decision of the Supreme Court in Uber BV v Aslam. In Manning v Walker Crips...

What is a MIAM?

A MIAM stands for Mediation Information and Assessment Meeting. This is the first meeting that is held for two parties to work through their differences with a third-party present rather than going to court. Although both parties can attend a MIAM jointly,...

Civil Partnership Act Amendment

The Civil Partnership Act 2004 (CPA 2004) came into force on 5 th December 2005. However, in 2018 a Supreme Court ruling enabled this act to be amended and because of these the civil partnership regulations 2019 enabled opposite sex couples to form a civil...

Can I Challenge a non-molestation Order?

If a non-molestation order has been made against you and you wish the order to be challenged. Yes, an application can be made to challenge the order and potentially get it discharged. However, this may not be ideal depending on the circumstance of the case. ...
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