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In order to establish that you have become a non-UK resident for tax purposes, you need to show a change in the pattern of your life amounting to a real...
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In many big money divorce cases, disputes concerning the validity and enforceability of pre- and post-nuptial agreements take centre stage. However, as a Family Court ruling showed, such agreements do...
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When making your will, there are very good reasons why it makes sense to appoint a professional to administer your estate. A High Court ruling showed why the modest cost...
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Many frail and vulnerable people have an antipathy to institutional care and wish for nothing more than to stay in their own homes. That may not always be feasible but,...
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If noise arising from major infrastructure projects disturbs your peace and diminishes the value of your home, you have a legal right to fair compensation. In a case on point,...
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The wrench of a child leaving home is a tough experience for many parents and that can be particularly so when the child is disabled. However, as a Court of...
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When making your will, it is vital to bear in mind the responsibilities you owe to those who depend on you financially. In a case on point, the High Court...
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Conducting your trade through the medium of a limited company can bring tax and other benefits. However, as a case concerning the clawback of COVID-19 support grants paid to a...
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The office will be closed from 5.30pm on Friday 23rd December 2022 and will reopen again 09.30am on Tuesday 3rd January 2023.
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If you are a council tenant and are anxious to ensure that a loved one succeeds to your tenancy after your death, you should seek legal advice straight away. A...
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