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Abbie Kingdon
If you have a disabled child, you will no doubt worry about how they will be cared for after you pass away. A trust could be the answer. -
There are new rules which govern the size of extensions which can be built without having to apply for planning permission. -
Judith Thompson
A recent case confirms Google's obligations to block unwanted search results. -
Judith Thompson
A recently decided case has clarified how a judge should deal with a case if a party is late for a trial. -
A new case may make it easier for claimants to bring Inheritance Act claims out of time. Read on to find out more. -
Abbie Kingdon
Did you know that if you get married, or enter into a civil partnership, your will is almost certainly automatically revoked? -
Judith Thompson
Samuels Solicitors LLP has helped a client defeat a prosecution by the local authority in relation to alleged non compliance with building regulations. -
Laura Mather
Buyers of leasehold property should ensure they obtain truly independent legal advice before purchasing. -
The Times must pay damages to a senior prosecutor after it published criticism of her decision to prosecute a famous cricketer. -
Laura Mather
Unfair leases have been causing problems for years, but that could be about to change. -
The usual rule is 6 months from the grant of probate, but recent case law suggests the period can be extended. -
Jan Samuel
There is a six month deadline for certain types of claim, but what about if the will is fraudulent?
