The law allows people who occupy land over a long period and use it as their own, without anyone else asserting ownership rights to it, to apply to have their...
Continue readingScams of all shapes and sizes are becoming depressingly frequent and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned against the rising tide of pensions scams that leave people facing years...
Continue readingThe Supreme Court recently decided a case which made clear some of the limits that apply when financial issues were resolved within a consent order at the time of a...
Continue readingWhen a person’s affairs are being managed by someone else under a lasting power of attorney (LPA), there are strict rules about what the attorney can and cannot do with...
Continue readingCare orders for children that result in them being taken away from their parents are not made lightly. When a 14-year-old girl was assessed as having ‘a range of complex...
Continue readingThose who make a profit on the sale of their principal private residence do not have to pay Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on it. However, as a test case concerning...
Continue readingThose who doubt the legal advantages of getting married should take note of a case in which an elderly man was left facing homelessness after his partner’s unexpected death and...
Continue readingMany blocks of flats are managed by a residents’ association, which has the great advantage of affording tenants democratic rights of self-determination. However, as a decision of the Upper Tribunal...
Continue readingThe law that allows someone who was dependent on a deceased person during their lifetime to make a claim against their estate if there is no, or inadequate, provision for...
Continue readingWe all make mistakes…and when a contract is set up the terms of which clearly do not reflect what was intended, the court can be asked to rectify it. A...
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