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Unlicensed fertility treatment and paternity – new clarification in...

The issue in contention was whether it could be ruled that Mr H, the now ex-husband of the child in...

William Ford

Homelessness- The suitability of bed and breakfast accommodation

There is tremendous pressure on local authorities to house individuals and families for many reasons including unaffordable private rents and...

Jan Atkinson

How to Claim for an Unclaimed Estate

Finding beneficiaries for unclaimed assets The amount of unclaimed assets has nearly doubled in the last year, with the Prince...

Jan Atkinson

Cross Border Issues – Wills and Succession

An increasing number of individuals have connections with more than one jurisdiction. Conflicting rules can significantly affect their estate planning...

Mark Freedman

Family Arbitration in Divorce

Court is not the only way to settle a divorce. If you and your ex-partner cannot agree on money or...

Jan Atkinson

What happens when someone dies without a will?

Dying without a will When someone dies without a Will, the Intestacy Rules apply. These rules, which are set out...

Stuart Kightley

RTA Claims Process

RTA claims process reforms Where are we, exactly, with fixed fees now that the Road Traffic Accident (RTA) claims process...

Sam Collard

How Dangerous is Cycling in London?

Personal Anecdote I acted for a client whose sensible reaction to the London Underground bombings of July 2005 was to get...

Sam Collard

Cyclists, Roundabouts and the Highway Code

The Highway Code is more than just a guide to how to pass your driving test. It is intended to...

William Ford

Court of Appeal Clarifies the Definition of ‘Landlord’

It is now not uncommon for home owners to enter into company let agreements with property companies who are authorised...