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Katie de Swarte

Evidence Needed When Contesting A Will

There must be a clear legal reason to contest a will on someone’s death, backed up by strong evidence....

Katie de Swarte

The ‘nil rate band’ offers an incentive to testators to make their will in a tax-efficient manner, maximising the amount...

Katie de Swarte

Successful contesting a will claim following testimony of handwriting expert It’s not unheard of for an individual to forge...

Katie de Swarte

What is testamentary capacity? Testamentary capacity is a person’s legal and mental ability to make a valid will. In...

Isabelle James

Most adoption applications go through smoothly and it is only in the minority of cases that birth parents seek to...

Claire Andrews

Understanding same sex divorce isn’t just about legal steps. It’s also about recognising the unique challenges that LGBTQ+...

Shilpa Mathuradas

A party wall agreement, known properly as a party wall award, is made under the Party Wall etc. Act 1996. It...

Nicholas Leahy

Greater awareness of Sepsis can lead to better outcomes As medical negligence lawyers, we were particularly interested to hear about...

Sam Collard

E-bikes and e-scooters are the new rides on the block. To many, they are the micro-mobility revolution that will deliver...

Jenny Walsh

How divorce affects wills in England and Wales Divorce can have a significant impact on an existing will. Many people...