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William Ford

Racism in Social Housing Allocation Scheme

Introduction To The Case The case of R (Gullu) v the London Borough of Hillingdon and R(Teresa Ward and...

Edward Taylor

Young asylum seekers – children being classified as adults

On BBC Newsnight, last night (5 April) reporters revealed young asylum seekers are being incorrectly classified by the Home office as...

Lisa Pepper

Parenting Plans: A Practical Guide for Separated Parents

A well-written parenting plan can help separated parents reduce conflict while putting children’s needs first. When parents divorce or...

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...

Where will the homeless go?

In news this week it has been confirmed that London Councils are preparing to send thousands of families into temporary...

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

What is Family Arbitration?

Family arbitration can be a useful avenue for couples who wish to avoid the cost and acrimony of court proceedings...

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...

Magdalena Knez

All roads lead to Rome…but what if...

It’s official – the long hot summer we were promised has turned out to be a damp squib. With some...

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...