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10th September 2024

The Impact of Remote Work Trends on Commercial Leasing and Office Space Demand in the UK

The rise of remote work has fundamentally altered the landscape of the UK commercial property market, reshaping how businesses approach office space and commercial leases.

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A Brief History of Will-Making in England

Did you know that the history of will-making in England stretches back over a thousand years? It’s a fascinating journey that’s evolved over time, shaped by the twists and turns of society, law, and religion.

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The Global Game of Wills: A Cross-Border Probate Battle Full of Twists

Probate disputes are always unique affairs, determined by the subtleties and intricacies of family relationships. They can be made even more complex when there are international considerations and where evidence spanning years is at best opaque...

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Contested Will in UK and the Middle East

'Bennifer’s' Split: A Spotlight on Pre-Nups and Why They Matter for Everyone

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck have called it a day again with J-Lo symbolically personally filing for divorce on the second anniversary of their marriage. It is usually common place for celebrities to enter into a pre-nuptial agreement...

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Contesting a Will: The Case of Bond v Webster [2024] and the Importance of Testamentary Capacity

In Bond & Anr v Webster & Ors (2024) the validity of the Deceased’s Will was called into question. The trial focussed upon the instructions given to the solicitors who would prepare the final Will which was the battleground in this dispute.

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Contesting the Will of Reg Bond who owned a tyre business

“The court has directed CAFCASS to prepare a section 7 report. What does that mean?”

Where the court has been asked to determine the arrangements for a child, it can direct CAFCASS (or the local authority in certain circumstances) to prepare a section 7 report.

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