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The seven hidden dangers of Will drafting
Ben Oliver looks at seven “hidden dangers” in will drafting that, if ignored, undermine the intention and scope of your will and undermine the well-being and financial security of loved ones.
DIY probate – dare you risk it?!
A look at the dangers of attempting to administer an estate without legal assistance.
Will power: why you should make a Will
Mandy Clarke of our wills, trusts and tax planning department explains why it is so important that you make a Will – before it’s too late.
Deputyship, an overview
An introduction to applying for deputyship with the Court of Protection.
Lasting Powers of Attorney – do I need one?
A brief examination of why lasting powers of attorney are important.
New bundle of joy? Quick, make a Will!
Article aimed at encouraging new parents to review their existing Will provisions, or make a Will for the first time.
More supermarkets now subject to Groceries Code
The Groceries Code of Practice has been extended to cover additional retailers.
Rotten apples – the effect of not managing poor performance
In an article written for the Independent Schools Magazine, Katie Burley highlights the importance of managing and maximising staff performance in schools.
New statutory duties concerning Tenants Associations from 1st November 2018
Mark Banham predicts that enhanced rights coming into force on 1st November will lead to more tenant’s associations seeking formal ‘recognition’ under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985 and landlords must be aware of their duties.
Licence to occupy…or is it?
When is a licence actually a lease? Dean Bickford from our Commercial Property team considers the consequences of a licence to occupy actually being a lease.