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Farmers’ Betrayal – changes to the Agricultural Property and Business Property Reliefs
Suffice it to say, the Government’s much-discussed autumn budget has left farming circles in dismay, with some taking to social media…
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Are Pre-Nuptial Agreements Binding in The Family Courts in England and Wales?
Since the landmark case of Radmacher v Granatino [2010] UKSC 42, ‘the court should give effect to a Nuptial Agreement that that is freely…
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What is the difference between Divorce Together and Mediation
Are mediation agreements in family disputes legally binding?
Mediation can help families in various situations, such as considering options for separating the matrimonial finances, or the child…
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What is a Qualified Legal Representative (QLR)?
A Qualified Legal Representative, or “QLR”, is an independent lawyer who has the qualifications and experience to appear before a Court…
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Statutory Sick Pay Reforms announced in the Employment Rights Bill
What is the current Statutory Sick Pay scheme? This is a scheme that entitles employees who meet certain criteria to receive a weekly…
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Sweet Bobby- A victim or just naïve?
By now, we have all seen or at least heard about the viral Netflix documentary about a woman who was duped into believing she was in a…
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Think carefully before signing up to an Individual Voluntary Arrangement
If you are struggling with debt, then searching the internet is likely to take you to a firm of insolvency practitioners who specialise…
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One way to revoke a will. Or is it?
‘Under a Victorian law, any person can legally revoke their will by ripping it up. For the destruction to be valid, either the will must…
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