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19 Aug 2026 Two Countries, Two Wills, One Estate
International families can leave behind estates which do not fit neatly within one legal system. Anthony had spent significant periods of his adult life in more than one country. He owned a home and investments in England, together with property and financial assets overseas. Following his death, his family identified two testamentary documents. One had […]
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13 Aug 2026 Do I Need a Consent Order? Understanding One of the Most Important Documents After Divorce
When a marriage comes to an end, it is natural to focus on obtaining the divorce itself. However, many people are unaware that resolving the legal status of the marriage and resolving financial matters are separate issues under English law.
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4 Aug 2026 Who Loses the Most in Divorce in England and Wales?
The reality is that the person who "loses the most" is often the person whose expectations are furthest away from the outcome the law considers fair - "fairness" being the one thing that the Court has to endeavour to achieve.
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29 Jul 2026 Which Country Should I Divorce In?
For international families, there may be more than one country with the authority to deal with a divorce. The choice of jurisdiction can have a significant impact on the outcome of the case.
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28 Jul 2026 “But… I’m the next of kin!”
Being next of kin does not automatically give you legal authority. We explain what the term means for decisions, estates and inheritance.
Read more 19 Jul 2026 The Executor Wasn’t Dishonest. He Was Overwhelmed.
Serious delay in administering an estate can justify intervention. It does not necessarily mean that an executor has acted dishonestly. James was appointed as the sole executor of his father’s estate. On paper, the administration was relatively conventional. There was a house to sell, several investment accounts, personal possessions and some tax issues to resolve. […]
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16 Jul 2026 What Employees Should Do Immediately After a Workplace Injury
Protecting Your Health, Preserving Evidence and Safeguarding Your Legal Rights. Workplace accidents can occur in any environment, from construction sites and warehouses to offices, factories and retail premises. While employers have a legal duty to provide a safe working environment, accidents still happen when health and safety procedures are not followed, equipment is defective, or hazards are not addressed promptly.
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14 Jul 2026 Digital Assets and Succession: Planning for the Modern Estate
In today’s digital world, estates are no longer limited to physical property, bank accounts, or investments. Increasingly, digital assets form an important part of personal and financial life. These can include:
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10 Jul 2026 Red Cards in Family Court: Five Behaviours That Could Cost You More Than the Match
The controversy surrounding Folarin Balogun's World Cup red card reminds us of an important principle: whether in football or Family Court, rules matter, and poor decisions can have lasting consequences
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