What is a will? A will is a legal document that allows you to choose how you would like your estate to be distributed after your death. Up to half…
Peaceful protesting and not so peaceful protesting have been headline topics within the media in recent years, mainly making the news due to their disruptive nature leading to new…
Allegations of misconduct Having allegations of misconduct made about you to your university can be very stressful. It can leave people anxious about how they are supposed to respond to…
Preserving the value of your leasehold property
What is a lease? It is commonly understood that a lease is a time-limited form of ownership of property. It is also commonly understood that, in order to preserve the…
As the latest data shows, the number of civil penalties issued over a 6 month period in the UK has reached over £4m, therefore it is…
Divorce: is there a time limit on making financial claims?
Making a financial claim following divorce There is no statute of limitations when it comes to making financial claims following divorce and only a…
Divorcing after Retirement: The financial implications More and more people are separating and divorcing later in life. In addition to the usual issues that you need to…
Surrogacy law reforms The landscape for people seeking to build a family has shifted over the years, and it’s not unusual that the use of a surrogate…
What is a Tyneside Flat? Tyneside flats are mostly common in the North East of England and have been present in the area since the 1860s. These types of flats…
Who gets the dog if we break up?
Arrangements for pets upon separation When a couple separates, there are many things to sort out; arrangements for the children, the family home, adjusting to a new…
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