A tenancy agreement is a legally binding contract which places certain obligations on both you as the tenant and the…
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Family trusts are commonly used for a number of reasons, not least to help protect valued assets, such as the…
The following guide to family trusts considers what these are, how they work and when you might consider setting one…
The family trust, when used for the right reasons at the right time, can be an effective way of preserving…
Setting up a family trust can be an effective way of controlling your personal assets during the course of your…
Trusts are not simply the preserve of the wealthy, but are also commonly used by families of relatively modest means…
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that allows you, the ‘donor’, to appoint trusted people, known…
A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows an appointed person (the attorney) to make decisions for…
If you want to create a Lasting Power of Attorney you will need to know which forms to fill in…
The following guide looks at the Power of Attorney refund scheme, the eligibility criteria and how to apply. If you…
If you are concerned about the ability of a relative or friend to manage their own affairs or to make…
There are three different types of Power of Attorney: Ordinary Power of Attorney; Lasting Power of Attorney and Enduring Power…
Claiming under the Sale of Goods Act is the route a consumer should take if they have purchased an item…
The Ministry of Justice (MOJ) claims portal is an online hub where all parties to the claim enter required information,…
If you are owed money by a person or a business, you may seek to obtain that money through the…
What is the difference between a lawyer and solicitor? ‘Lawyer’ is generally understood to be an umbrella term for a…
When there have been instances of domestic violence, this further complicates the issue of child custody between separating parents. It…
Joint custody, or joint residency as it is referred to in the UK Children’s Act 1989, is a legal decision…
Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, should you purchase an item or service that is faulty, you may be eligible…
A conviction for dangerous driving can result in penalty points, a fine, possible disqualification from driving and imprisonment, depending on…