A Court of Protection judge has clarified the circumstances in which family members may become personal welfare deputies for people aged over 18, calling for…
Rachel Eastham10th February 2020
The decision to divorce or separate can never be an easy one; it can set off a long and difficult process. Even without the legal…
Neil Cartridge24th January 2020
Why you really need a probate solicitor sometimes… Despite the fact that the Ministry of Justice are telling people that you don’t always need a…
Neil Cartridge12th April 2019
Problems entering a neighbour’s land to repair property There are many reasons you might need access to your neighbour’s land to repair or maintain your…
Neil Cartridge21st March 2019
We are often approached by families, carers and advocates at different stages of an individuals life to support, advise and provide representation. Our help is…
Neil Cartridge5th March 2019
As it stands, obtaining a grant of probate will set you back a fixed fee of £155. This is all set to change as the…
Neil Cartridge26th February 2019
A refund scheme for those who have been overcharged for their power of attorney fees has been launched. In an announcement made by the Ministry…
Neil Cronin2nd February 2018
The government has announced it is piloting a fully online divorce application process across England and Wales which it hopes will make the process less…
Neil Cronin30th January 2018
People detained for mental health problems need legislation that protects them better, the Law Society of England and Wales said in its evidence to the…
Neil Cartridge23rd January 2018
Cohabiting couples’ legal rights in the UK More than 3 million couples in the UK choose to cohabit, rather than marry or enter a civil…
Neil Cartridge10th July 2017
The Society of Trusts and Estate Practitioners (STEP) is a world-wide organisation and the professional body for practitioners in the areas of Trusts and Estates…
Neil Cartridge20th December 2016
