Disparities in pensions wealth are highlighted if there is a divorce. We go over the reasons for this inequality, and show how you can deal with this pension contribution gap.
The UK’s Legal Aid system allows access to justice for all, and it’s a tightly-controlled process. We go over the rules and the eligibility criteria.
Our Family Law team has just grown to include legal executive Harriet Whiteside. Harriet has a good all-round knowledge of Family Law, and has a particular interest in its effect on children and care proceedings.
The Ministry of Justice is on the verge of providing couples intending to divorce tax-free vouchers of around £500 to contribute towards the cost of mediation. This could reduce both stress and court time.
Lasting Powers of Attorney are not just for the elderly, so it’s time to modernise – and digitise – this important document. The Office of the Public Guardian and Solicitors for the Elderly are in consultation about how to get this right.
As the first tranche of SDLT holiday comes to an end, we look back at the last year’s sales rush, and look forward to the future.
Probate fees are being revised by the Ministry of Justice: we provide a breakdown of the fees that will have to be paid when administering a Will.
It’s had a surprisingly fast transition through parliament; the No-fault Divorce finally becomes an option for separating couples in April 2022
Cunningtons support charity and the local community through Will Aid.
Having a Lasting Power of Attorney means your loved ones can care for you if the worst happens. Order an LPA for your unknown future.
In Dementia Action Week we increase focus on that vulnerable section of society who are losing out in our broken care system.
When one child is disinherited, there will obviously be friction: but is it right to suggest a testator is incapable of writing their own Will?