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If you die without leaving a Will then your estate is divided by the law of intestacy. The intestacy law is rigid and inflexible and does not allow fo...

‘Right to Buy’ was a scheme originally proposed by Labour’s General Election Manifesto back in 1959, but was actually adopted by cou...

The NHS in the UK offers care to everyone free of charge. In many respects, it is a model that is looked upon with envy in other parts of the world. M...

When you are going through a divorce, you probably won’t even have thought about splitting your pension as it is an asset that is mostly unseen...

 Discrimination can take a number of different forms in the workplace and can be for a number of different reasons. The Equality Act 2010 outline...

This does seem like a good way to offload your assets to your nearest and dearest, however, there are real implications when making gifts to people, b...

Although not an ideal situation, many marriages do not work out and end in divorce. This can often be a stressful and unsettling experience. When chil...

Britain’s roads are in an extremely bad state of disrepair and the cost of putting them right might seem to make it pointless to repair them. &...

In a surprise Autumn Statement last year the Chancellor, George Osborne, cut stamp duty for 98 per cent of home buyers, but what does this really mean...

Leaving a Will is supposed to ensure that your family remain protected and looked after when you die. However, sometimes there are ambiguities that ca...

A disagreement with your neighbours over a boundary can quickly escalate into a dispute that can cause permanent damage to your relationship and creat...

Many more people are finding that they either want or need to keep working over the age of 65. The government removed the ability for businesses to co...