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Why make a trust?

Trusts are tax efficient and afford flexibility to a person who wishes to pass assets to certain people during their lifetime or upon their death.

Can the Court require you to use alternative dispute resolution?

Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is a very important way of trying to achieve settlement of disputes. Parties in dispute can step away from the red mist of preparing for trial to try to reach a sensible commercial compromise.

The Wright Marshall collapse – what does it mean for you?

It was announced on 26 June 2019 that Wright Marshall, the Cheshire-based estate agent and auction house, had fallen into administration.

Inheritance tax planning and the Court of Protection

Attorneys and deputies have the authority to make financial decisions on behalf of someone who no longer has the capacity to make such decisions.

Why should you update your contracts of employment?

Employment law is continually evolving and being influenced by a number of factors; this can mean that employment contracts that were once fit for purpose now lack certain essential elements that protect you and your business.

How coronavirus (Covid-19) might affect charities and not for profits

Charities, like everyone else, may find themselves struggling to adapt to the fast-moving situation created by Covid-19.

Law & Land: focus on regulation

The atrociously wet winter means that many farmers have struggled to get onto their land at all, let alone drill. If you think you may struggle to meet the 3-crop rule and the greening element of the BPS because of the heavy rain and flooding, the RPA has set out exemptions from the crop diversification requirements in its recent guidance.

Do I have a legal right to see a will?

A will is a legal document which records how an individual would like to dispose of their estate after they have passed away.

The student consumer

Since the announcement that Universities in England and Wales could increase their tuition fees by 200% from £3000 to £9000, there has been a significant increase in complaints to the Office of the Independent Adjudicator for Higher Education (OIA).

Want to leave a charitable bequest? Put it in writing

Charities' legacy income has had something of a roller-coaster ride over the past 12 months due to the pandemic. Many of us will have benefited from the work of charities during our lifetime so, understandably, will want to give something back - but the only guaranteed way of doing this is in writing, via a will.