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  • Wife Sees Off Bankruptcy Trustees’ Attempt to Sell Off Her Home

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    When people dispose of assets shortly before having themselves declared bankrupt, it is inevitable that eyebrows will often be raised. However, as a judge’s ruling showed, it is one thing...

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  • Judge Opens New Chapter in Woman’s Life by Dispelling Dark Family Secret

    Posted: May 6, 2022

    Dark secrets lurking in your family background are likely to cause you untold pain. As one case showed, however, bringing the truth to light in the safe environment of a...

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  • Private Dog Grooming Tutor Denied VAT Exemption

    Posted: May 3, 2022

    The categories of business that enjoy VAT exemption are highly restricted and any attempt to extend them is likely to encounter stiff opposition from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). That...

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  • Judges Have No Power to Rewrite Valid Wills – Guideline High Court Ruling

    Posted: April 27, 2022

    Judges have no power to rewrite your will after your death so as to achieve a result which, in their view, better reflects your wishes. The High Court made that...

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  • Equal Sharing Principle Delivers Fair Result in £6 Million Divorce Case

    Posted: April 22, 2022

    When it comes to divorce, it is very common for one spouse to argue that he or she should receive the lion’s share of the marital wealth. However, as a...

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  • Judge Laments Heavy Cost of Suburban Boundary Dispute

    Posted: April 19, 2022

    Apparently trifling neighbours’ disputes over a few inches of land have a nasty habit of taking on the proportions of a state trial, with legal costs to match. That was...

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  • Lawyers Step In to Protect Negligence Victim Prey to Gambling Addiction

    Posted: April 14, 2022

    The intense vulnerability of many negligence victims requires lawyers to take careful steps to protect them from exploitation by others and the consequences of their own poor decision-making. A case...

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  • Donating Shares to Charity – Tax Tribunal Resolves Valuation Impasse

    Posted: April 11, 2022

    It makes perfect sense that the market value of shares given to charity is deductible from the donor’s tax liabilities. However, as an important tax tribunal ruling showed, discerning exactly...

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  • Think Hard Before Changing Your Will – High Court Cautionary Tale

    Posted: April 8, 2022

    Keeping your will up to date is a very good idea, but making changes that are likely to disappoint members of your family who might expect to inherit can be...

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  • Judge Overturns Divorce Decree Based on Wife’s Forged Signature

    Posted: April 6, 2022

    Court orders are sometimes obtained by improper means, but when the truth emerges – as it almost always does – those responsible are bound to pay a crushing price. That...

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