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  • Trust Variation for Minors – High Court Holds Sway

    Posted: June 13, 2018

    Setting up family trusts with minors or those with mental incapacities as beneficiaries is by no means uncommon and it sometimes occurs that such trusts need to be varied for...

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  • Pre-Nuptial Agreement Receives Court Backing

    Posted: June 12, 2018

    The validity of pre-nuptial agreements depends on legal advice being taken on both sides, equal bargaining positions and overall fairness. In one case, the High Court found that a wife...

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  • Harassment Order Given Against Unknown Abuser

    Posted: June 7, 2018

    Harassment is very unpleasant and, when a person is subject to a campaign of abuse, it can prove extremely upsetting. Furthermore, it is often quite possible for the abuser to...

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  • Be Careful Who You Trust With Your Finances

    Posted: June 4, 2018

    Giving someone else power of attorney over your finances can be a useful means of ensuring that your affairs will be properly managed if you lose the capacity to do...

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  • Understanding Between Couple Regarding Work Done Creates Legal Obligation

    Posted: June 1, 2018

    Legal arguments between cohabitants who break up are commonplace. However, a recent case dealt with a lengthy legal dispute between the surviving partner of a gay couple and his deceased...

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  • Changing Circumstances Lead to Divorce Settlement Dispute

    Posted: May 29, 2018

    When a wealthy construction business owner and his wife divorced in 2011, a ‘clean break’ agreement was made to include the sale of the two properties they owned – the...

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  • Working From Home? Do You Have the Right?

    Posted: May 25, 2018

    Although they may not know it, many householders are banned by restrictions in their title deeds from using their properties for commercial purposes. Recently, a man who converted his garage...

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  • Email Address Not Enough for Serving Claim

    Posted: May 22, 2018

    You may think that because a firm has an email address, you can serve a writ or other legal document on them by sending it via email…and so you can,...

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  • High Street Store Will Invalid, Rules Court

    Posted: May 17, 2018

    The dangers inherent in adopting a casual approach to one’s will were starkly illustrated in a case that considered the validity of three ‘templated’ wills written by an elderly woman...

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  • Judge Criticises Council and DWP for Usurping Attorney’s Powers

    Posted: May 16, 2018

    When a person is not capable of looking after themselves, the Secretary of State has the power to appoint someone else to do so. A recent court case shows that...

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