Failed property transactions costing billions
A new study that has just been published shows the cost to the UK economy from failed property transactions is around
Blended families most likely to experience Will disputes
A new piece of research has found that disputes over the contents of Wills are on the rise, and that blended families are most likely to
Leading estate agent campaigning for conveyancing reform
One of the leading estate agents in the UK has launched a campaign for the conveyancing system to be reformed, with the first step being
What cases do family law solicitors handle?
If you have encountered a difficult or complex situation regarding a spouse, parent, child or other relative, you may have considered
New Probate resealing guidance released
New guidance has been published that outlines how a grant of Probate should be resealed so it can
What happens if your ex hides assets in divorce?
Divorce is rarely straightforward. Financial disputes can be among the most stressful aspects of
Can the executor of a Will be removed?
The executor of a will is the person responsible for managing the estate of a deceased individual; carrying out the instructions that are
Demand for CAFCASS rose during past year
The latest research shows that the number of people using Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Services (CAFCASS) rose during
Can a seller accept a higher offer after exchange?
If you’re buying or selling a property in England or Wales, you may have wondered whether a seller can accept a
Crucial inheritance tax information delayed
HMRC will not provide some crucial information concerning the changes to pensions and inheritance tax until