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A Legal Guide to CONTESTING PROBATE

A Grant of Probate is a formal document which allows you to deal with a deceased’s estate (assets and belongings). You do not need a contentious probate solicitor to apply...

October 1, 2018
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What are the reasonable grounds the police have to stop & search you?

The police have the power to stop and search you if an officer has reasonable grounds to believe that you have been involved in a crime, or think that you...

September 28, 2018
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  • crime-investigation

Police powers to enter your home or other private property

The trespass onto your property without invite is a shocking and upsetting phenomena; indeed it is one of the ingredients of the offence of burglary and yet the state represented...

September 28, 2018
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Types of accidents at work which can result in a personal injury claim

Employers have a duty to provide employees with a safe workplace and with suitable and appropriate equipment. Every workplace should have a risk assessment which will detail reasonable steps for…

September 28, 2018
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  • hospital-negligence

What can you do if you think you have been a victim of medical negligence?

Believing that something has gone wrong with the medical treatment either you or a loved one has received is understandably very worrying. It can leave people feeling vulnerable and in...

September 28, 2018
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  • defending-an-allegation
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What happens when you are charged with a crime?

The decision to prosecute a person for a crime represents the beginning of what can be a challenging and daunting process. It is vital that legal advice is sought as...

September 28, 2018
Opinion

The dangers and legal implications of adding someone to a bank account

It is quite common for the elderly and incapacitated to add a third party to their bank accounts so that someone can help them with their finances. They may appoint...

September 28, 2018
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  • disrepair

Can I take my Landlord to court if my house or flat is in disrepair?

Having to live in a property with severe disrepair can be more stressful than many people might think. It can be very frustrating having to cope with constant leaks or...

September 27, 2018
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  • court

What happens when I start Court Proceedings for a Personal Injury Claim?

In Personal Injury claims, it may be necessary to start Court proceedings for a number of different reasons. This can include but is not limited to the following...

September 27, 2018
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  • accident-in-public-spaces

Why do I need a medical report when bringing my personal injury claim? Can’t my doctor just write a report?

When bringing a claim for personal injuries and subsequent losses it is necessary to prove: an accident occurred; tt was caused as a result of someone else’s breach of duty/negligence...

September 25, 2018
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Speeding – What you need to know

For many of us the possibility of being banned from driving is a daunting prospect. This may be because we depend on driving to get to work, drive the kids…

September 21, 2018
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When should I tell my employer that I’m pregnant?

Finding out that you are pregnant can be one of the most amazing discoveries of your life. There may be a temptation to shout it from the rooftops. The feeling...

September 20, 2018
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A Quick Guide to Premarital Agreements

A Premarital Agreement (PMA) is a written agreement entered into by a couple prior to their marriage or civil partnership. The agreement establishes what the couple would like to happen...

September 19, 2018
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Does not wearing a helmet affect a personal injury claim if I am involved in an accident?

You may be interested to know that it is not compulsory to wear a cycle helmet when cycling on Britain’s roads. I was surprised by this as the UK roads...

September 17, 2018
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  • leasehold-disputes

What is a Section 20 Notice and is it reasonable to pay this amount of service charge?

If you own a leasehold flat you will usually have to pay service charges (sometimes known as maintenance charges) to a separate company who maintains the communal parts of the...

September 17, 2018
Opinion
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Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Act 2018 – Not Quite the Legislation it Seems

On 13th September 2018, amongst much fanfare, the Assaults on Emergency Workers (Offences) Act 2018 received Royal Assent. In two months it will pass into law. Chris Bryant MP, who...

September 14, 2018
Opinion

Top five reasons people put off writing their will

Private client lawyer Nicola Waldman shares the most common 'excuses' she hears from people procrastinating over making a will.

September 13, 2018
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I have been dismissed from work but was it fair? – An example case

Francesca, a Senior Communications Executive from St Albans, was employed by Think Smart Communications Limited. Her job included travelling to meet with her nationwide client base. One morning, she was...

September 11, 2018
Opinion

There is no such thing as a “Quickie” Divorce

The popular press love to coin the phrase “quickie divorce” when reporting the divorces of celebrities. Myleene Klass received a “quickie divorce”. Cheryl’s marriage to Jean Fernandez-Versini was “over in…

September 7, 2018
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What Does Deputyship Mean?

Deputyship is where a person (called a Deputy) is appointed to manage the personal welfare or the property and affairs of another person, who lacks the mental capacity to manage...

September 6, 2018
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