When considering claims made under ‘the 1975 Act’ the courts apply a two-stage test. Let's look at reasonable provision and life interests.
When considering claims made under ‘the 1975 Act’ the courts apply a two-stage test. Let's look at reasonable provision and life interests.
We’ve got some bitesize articles for you to look at – surprisingly the articles share one common ground – disputes over inheritance.
A recent case concerning who will inherit following the deaths of an elderly couple is causing strife for two stepsisters.
The population are busy accumulating digital assets. This might be a host of photos on social media, to a small fortune in your betting or PayPal account.
It’s no surprise that in a digital age the question of ‘what happens to my bitcoins when I die?’ has been brought to our attention.
‘It’s okay not having a Will as long as you know what will happen without one.’
Since the cast of Albert Square’s award winning soap EastEnders hit our screens in 1985 (admittedly before I was born) viewers have been hooked on its plots and individual story lines.
It is fair to say that in the UK, family situations are becoming incredibly more complex and there are more than 6 million cohabiting couples in the UK.