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If you feel that you have suffered a wrong of any kind, a delay in taking legal action can put paid to your chances of obtaining justice. A widow who...
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Property purchases are, for the majority of people, the highest-value deals they ever enter into and that is why they should never be undertaken in haste or without expert legal...
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It is usual for occupational pension schemes to allow the spouse or partner of a scheme member to receive a reduced pension in the event that the member predeceases them....
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If you have been divorced abroad but are habitually resident in this country, English family judges have the power to ensure that you receive a fair share of the marital...
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When there is a fatal accident involving a person with dependants, a claim for compensation may be able to be made not only by the estate of the deceased person...
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Covenants that restrict the use to which properties can be put lurk undetected within many title deeds and can have a dramatic impact on a property’s value. That was certainly...
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Disputes within families are very common indeed and one of the issues the courts see over and over again is where there is a family ‘understanding’ that ends in a...
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To what extent are the tax authorities entitled to delve into what would otherwise be your private financial information? The High Court tackled that issue in authorising disclosure of a...
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For a UK court to have jurisdiction over a family law case, it is necessary to show that at least one party to it has habitual residence in the UK....
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Although the final result was not financial ruin for the defendant, a recent case illustrates how unwise it is to vent one’s spleen on social media.
It involved a...
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