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Civil Litigation Legislative Update – 25th July 2023
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) has confirmed the introduction of compulsory mediation for civil claims of up to £10,000. According to the legislative update published on 25th July 2023, parties may face cost sanctions or a strike-out for failing to engage in the...
What are the dangers of DIY Wills? – The Case of Aretha Franklin
Although it can be tempting to make a Will online due to the ease of access and low price point, the consequences of doing so can be expensive should the Will be subject to costly litigation and strained relationships between your loved ones when you are gone. Such...
Frequently Asked Questions about LPAs
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is an important legal document that protects you in the future. It allows you to appoint another person, or other people, to make decisions for you, should there be a time when you are unable, or unwilling, to take those decisions for...
What Does Breach of Contract Mean?
Disputes stemming from a breach of contract can be harmful to both the party claiming that the contract has been violated and the one accused of the violation. These disagreements usually occur when one party alleges that the other has failed to fulfil one or more...
What “rights” do Fathers have UK?
In the UK, Father's Day is celebrated in June, which brings to mind whether the law and courts in England and Wales favour one parent over the other. Often, fathers assume that the law has an institutional bias towards mothers. In reality, it is quite the opposite, as...
Rent Reform in England Means Scrap of No-Fault Evictions
Under a new bill aimed at transforming England’s private rental sector, the Government has introduced a ban on ‘no-fault’ evictions. Introduced to Parliament on 17th May 2023, the Renter’s Reform Bill has been eagerly anticipated and will eliminate a crucial aspect of...
I had an accident at work; what are my rights?
As with any personal injury claim, the stresses that can come with the aftermath of an accident at work can be highly overwhelming. In addition to the issues brought by your injuries, including potential financial struggles, many people will be concerned about how...
What is contentious probate UK?
It is estimated that fewer than half of adults in the UK have drawn up a Will, leaving formal instructions for what should happen to their positions on their death. However, even when a valid Will is in place, disputes are commonplace and over the last few years, many...
What are cohabitation agreements?
It is possible for same-sex couples, as well as heterosexual couples or even friends, to enter into a cohabitation agreement. Typically, cohabitation agreements will set out ownership of existing assets, financial responsibilities and how assets and finances will be...
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