Practice Notes: Family
Surviving succession
The survival of a business does not always depend on its profitability; sometimes failing to have a succession plan in place can lead to its downfall
One in ten Brits regret not signing a pre-nuptial agreement
Liverpool law firm claims a three-fold increase in demand for pre-marita
Common law marriage is the stuff of fairy tales
Kate Johnson goes over the cold hard facts that endanger cohabiting couples'
Supreme Court grants shared residence for left behind mother
Humane and modern judgment is of huge practical significance, says intervene
Solicitor warns of ‘marked increase’ in FGM cases
Recognising the practice will help eradicate it, says Leicester lawyer ahead of the UN's global zero toleranc
Relevant conduct
A will that excludes an adult child will continue to be upheld in the courts post Ilott, regardless of how little is left to th
Estate administration best practice roundtable: Best of Intentions
When someone leaves a will, how do you know you have the right one? Or that the beneficiaries are who they say they are - that is if you can find them.
Taking sides
Trustees occupy a position where they must remain impartial but what happens when they have to defend an action brought be
Court of Appeal declares ‘bedroom tax’ unlawful
Government called upon to amend regulations to protect vulnerable women and disable
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