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Judith Thompson
The usual rule is that if you start proceedings and then stop them, you should pay the costs, but you can get around this in certain circumstances.13/02/2019 -
Judith Thompson
What can you do if someone has valuable evidence, but refuses to help you?12/02/2019 -
Abbie Kingdon
Probate fee increases now look likely to go ahead. What will this mean for the administration of estates?11/02/2019 -
Judith Thompson
A recent decision by a Dutch court could extend the right to be forgotten for people living in the rest of the EU07/02/2019 -
Abbie Kingdon
If you are wondering whether a Lasting Power of Attorney would be a good idea, let us help you make up your mind with our helpful guide.05/02/2019 -
Abbie Kingdon
The government plans for probate fees have changed more than once in the last year. What is the current position?31/01/2019 -
A recent Court of Appeal decision made it clear that even where a buyer had defrauded the mortgage company, the solicitor was not able to avoid a professional negligence claim.30/01/2019 -
In some cases, boundary disputes could be resolved using adverse possession, also known as squatter's rights, law. Does this apply to your boundary dispute?29/01/2019 -
These regulations have been in force for a couple of years and are due to change in future - what will this mean for you?28/01/2019 -
Judith Thompson
After a McKenzie Friend gave wrong advice which led to a child being removed from the country, new warnings are issued to people seeking advice with cases.24/01/2019 -
Abbie Kingdon
Do you need a solicitor to draw up a will for you? If so, we can help.23/01/2019 -
Matthew Howe
Changes to the law surrounding adverse possession mean making claims is now more complex, but our handy guide will help you decide if you have a case.22/01/2019
