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If a member of the public gets injured in a slip, trip or fall accident in a public place, and reasonable steps hadn't been taken to make the area safe, the injured person may be entitled to make a public liability claim.

Receiving state benefits should not stop an injured person starting a claim for personal injury or medical negligence compensation.

A clean break order is used following a divorce and essentially means that each person's financial affairs are completely severed from the other's. Without a clean break order or a consent order from the court, your ex-spouse could make a financial claim against you at any time in the future.

In England and Wales, the amount of time it takes to go through probate is the same, regardless of whether or not the deceased left a Will. On average it takes around 9-12 months to complete probate, but it can take longer for more complex estates.

In England & Wales there are no time limits when applying for probate. But you might not be able to deal with your loved one’s affairs until you’ve got a grant of probate, so you might not want to delay for too long.

Employee Guide to Settlement Agreements

If your appointed attorney becomes seriously ill or dies, what happens next will depend on what your LPA says and whether you are still able to make your own decisions at this point.

When making a Will, most people focus on what will happen to their assets when they die. But if you have children, it's also essential to consider who would care for them if you were no longer around.

In England and Wales, if you're married and don't have a Will, your spouse will be recognised as your main beneficiary under inheritance laws. This is the case even if you are separated, providing you are still legally married.

Couple to Retire

Mr Q was recently widowed. Under his late wife’s Will he received her entire Estate.

For initial advice about making a Will call our Will writers on 7380 813659 or contact us online and we will help you, or Start your Will online and get the right Will for you in 4 steps.

Client receives £2,700 for their former landlord failing to protect their tenancy deposit Our consumer land team recently settled a case for a client who had been struggling to have his tenancy deposit paid back by his former landlord.

Bethany Taylor, recently settled a case for a client who sustained injury as a result of an accident at work.

Our client was a recruitment provider and entered into a contract with the Defendant. Our client provided the Defendant with staff as per their contract, invoices were raised by our client from November 2019 to March 2020 and submitted to the Defendant which were never settled.