SPP expresses concern about inheritance tax pension plans
The Society of Pension Professionals (SPP) has publicly expressed its concern about the upcoming plans to levy
What happens if a property is damaged between exchange and completion?
There are two key legal stages in a property transaction: exchange and completion. The first of those is when the legal representatives for the seller and buyer exchange contracts, while the second is
Can a beneficiary challenge an executor of a Will?
A Will executor is the person charged with distributing the proceeds of a Will and with managing
How long does a civil partnership dissolution take?
The alternative to a conventional marriage in the UK is a civil partnership. By entering into one, people gain legal and tax equality with
How much does it cost to remove an executor?
An executor is the individual who is charged with the administration of a deceased person’s estate. This includes making sure
Wealthy homeowners unaware of inheritance tax liabilities
The latest survey indicates the majority of homeowners with large estates are unaware of how much inheritance tax they could be
Estate agent advice influencing homebuyer conveyancing choices
A survey has found the advice of estate agents is one of the primary influences on homebuyers when they are choosing
New report shows evidence of family court gender bias
A new report has been published that claims to show evidence of systemic victim-blaming and gender bias in
Survey finds majority of renters failing to make a Will
The results of a new survey show the majority of people who live in rented accommodation are failing to
Government starts consultation on cohabitation rights reform
The government has begun a consultation concerning reforms that would improve