The latest survey shows that conveyancers are using outdated methods, at a time when the government is looking to
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The government has tabled a new amendment to its Social Housing Bill that is intended to
The latest research indicates there is considerable confusion among UK adults about the laws concerning
MPs from all major parties have joined forces to demand nudity-blocking protections on
A report has been published that looks at what the future may hold for companies in
A new study shows that younger workers place a high value on employer flexibility when they are in the midst of
When an estate does not have enough money to pay its debts, it is legally considered insolvent. The remaining unpaid debts are typically
This situation is quite common. Forgotten savings accounts, premium bonds or old pensions can
The organisers of the annual Probate Industry Awards have announced that next year’s event will be
When a relationship breaks down, money issues often
Being named as an executor in someone’s Will – that is, the manager, distributor and administrator of the estate – is a legal role with
The Law Society of England and Wales has urged the new Prime Minister to carry out
