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How to make divorce easier for your children

Divorce can create anxiety, worry, upset and frustration. It’s difficult enough as an adult to deal with such things, but what must it be like for a child? Our team...

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Claims against DIY Executors triple in 2013

The High Court has released disturbing figures which highlight the huge increase in claims for mishandling a deceased’s estate. Information provided by the Chancery Division states that a staggering 368 claims...

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Why is it important to think about estate planning?

We all know that having a Will is important, and everyone needs to have one. It not only sets out your wishes after your death. It also helps you to...

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HMRC considers splitting Inheritance Tax nil-rate band across trusts

It has come to light that HMRC has amended its proposal to split an individual’s inheritance tax (IHT) nil-rate band (NRB) across trusts. The revised plans, which could come into...

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How to choose the right conveyancing solicitor

Let’s be honest: buying a house is a pretty daunting prospect. It’s a huge financial commitment and will easily be the biggest purchase that most of us will make in...

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Can medical negligence lead to amputation?

Amputation is a life-changing injury and one that involves a considerable period of readjustment. There are several factors which can lead to the loss or amputation of a limb, one...

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Beware: the case against DIY Wills

We’re often asked by clients whether they can write a Will themselves. The answer is yes, of course, as long as you’re aware of the risks involved in venturing down...

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Making a medical negligence claim for gallbladder surgery errors

Keyhole surgery to remove your gallbladder, known as laparoscopic cholecystectomy, is one of the UK’s most commonly performed operations. Many people who undergo this surgery do so because of complications...