Recently The Sun reported an eye-opening story about Max George, a member of the pop band The Wanted. Max shared that he hastily wrote a Will on his phone before undergoing surgery, driven by panic to ensure his loved ones would be looked after.
The Supreme Court’s decision in Hirachand v Hirachand (2024) has settled a key question under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 - read on to find out more.
Separation and divorce can be an emotional and financial strain for all parties involved, especially when there are children of the family to consider. The conflict can leave families feeling bitter and resentful, however there are alternatives...
Break clauses are a common feature in commercial leases, offering both landlords and tenants flexibility during the lease term. However, exercising a break clause requires careful attention to the specific terms and conditions outlined in the lease.
If you are separated from your spouse or partner and do not live in the same property as your child, you will need to pay child maintenance. Read Nicola's guide to Child Maintenance and how it is assessed.
The interaction between morality and the law is frequently observed in modern society and plays a prominent role in assisted suicide cases. In this blog Matt Button discusses how assisted suicide interacts with the Forfeiture Act 1982.
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