Family Law Co-habitation – perils and protection by Kidd Rapinet, February 5, 2019 “Let me not to the marriage of true minds, Admit impediments. Love is not love. Which...
Family Law Are you waiting for a no-fault divorce? by Kidd Rapinet, January 28, 2019 If you are waiting for a no-fault divorce, you may be waiting a while and...
Family Law New year, new you? by Kidd Rapinet, January 18, 2019 For many families, the stress and strain from the festive period may have taken...
Family Law Is your Will valid? by Richard Tymkiw, July 12, 2018 Is your Will Valid? Making a Will is an opportunity for you to determine...
Family Law What is the Power of Attorney Refund Scheme? by Kidd Rapinet, July 12, 2018 If you applied to register your Lasting Power of Attorney or Enduring Power of...
Family Law What happens to my digital assets on death? by Kidd Rapinet, May 31, 2018 There are now very few people who do not have some form of digital...
Family Law Why should I make a will? by Kidd Rapinet, May 3, 2018 Why should I make a will? Gemma Hughes, Solicitor at our London office discusses...
Family Law Supreme Court rules that taking a child out of school in term time for the purposes of a holiday is an offence by Sandra Meakins, April 6, 2017 Mr Platt took his child out of school during term time for 5 days...
Family Law Pension rights for cohabiting partner by Sandra Meakins, February 8, 2017 The Supreme Court decision in the appeal by Denise Brewster is a victory for...
Family Law Wills and planning for the inevitable by Clare Fleming, December 13, 2016 Research just published underlines how ill-prepared most people are in terms of their end...
