A salutary lesson to will writers
The Judgment is well worth a read. In this case a paralegal (giving evidence now as a fully qualified solicitor) misinterpreted a...
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Nearly a quarter of people die without a will
The article below confirms that nearly a quarter of people die without a will, and in the vast majority of cases, family are relied upon...
I am trying to get my affairs in order, my property is not registered at the Land Registry should I bother getting it registered now?
First Registration of your property at the Land Registry would be beneficial, not only would you have peace of mind that you have sorted...
Sibling squabbles in inheritance disputes
This interesting article is very topical for me at the moment. I have a few ongoing disputes between siblings in connection with the...
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