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The Basis For Divorce

Copyright (c) 2011 Gary Storer The breakdown of a marriage is both a sad and stressful time for those involved, and with one in three marriages in the UK ending in divorce, it is likely to affect all our lives in one way or another. While the divorc... Read >
Author: Gary Storer

Wills - What Is Intestacy?

When a person dies without having made a valid Will, intestacy will be the condition that is imposed on their estate. It only applies if the estate is worth more than any debts and funeral expenses. There can also be something called partial intestacy whe... Read >
Author: cgyles6819

Information About Doctor Who Tour in Cardiff

If you are one of the many avid Dr.Who fans, you should go on a Doctor Who Tour of England and Wales. This is a wonderful professionally guided event. You will join a small group on a tour that starts in London, travels to South Wales, and then back to Lo... Read >
Author: Carolyn Clayton

Wills - What Is a Will?

A Will or Last Will and Testament is a legal document in the form of a declaration which a person known as a testator will name one or two people or a professional to manage their estate and distribute their estate to named beneficiaries, after their deat... Read >
Author: cgyles6819

Types of County Court Claims

In this modern day and age it is ever more likely that you may become involved in any number of issues or disputes in which you will by law, be entitled to pursue a claim through the County Court. An example of this would be if you had a dispute with your... Read >
Author: cgyles6819

All You Need To Know About Personal Licence Courses

With a wealth of personal licence holder courses available, choosing the right one can often be the hardest part. Recent changes to licence trade saw them implement new laws across both on and off sales - the need for fully trained licensees is growing. T... Read >
Author: Harvey McEwan

Family Law and the Law on Child Custody

Child custody is when the parents of a child do not live together because their relationship has broken down. Often there is a dispute over who should take care of the children and how often the other parent should see the children. The dispute will usual... Read >
Author: cgyles6819

What Is a Pre-Nuptial Agreement?

A prenuptial agreement (prenup) is a written document that is drawn up and signed by a couple before they get married. The document sets out the rights and responsibilities each party will have in that marriage. In most cases the main reason for creating ... Read >
Author: cgyles6819

Reclaim £’s in Council Tax – In Just 10mins

How? This goes back to the New Tory council tax system from 1991 where they needed every house to be put in a valuation band. Problem was the limited time, they had to complete such a task, so the government recruited local help including estate agents... Read >
Author: Andrewsellar

What Are Cohabitation Rights?

In this modern day and age more and more couples are choosing to live together without getting married or entering into a civil partnership. This is called "cohabitation" and there are well over 4 million couples cohabiting in England and Wales as of 2010... Read >
Author: cgyles6819

Animal Law - Can My Dog Be Destroyed If It Bites Someone Once?

Many people believe that the first time their dog bites someone it will be let off with a just a warning, and that the dog will not be seized and destroyed unless it bites someone a second time. This is not the case. The criminal offence - dangerous do... Read >
Author: cgyles6819

Contesting a Will - Will Disputes

Wills disputes are becoming more and more common place in society today. It is no surprise when the largest asset in someone's estate is usually the family home, and the value of that family home has increased significantly through the testator's lifetime... Read >
Author: cgyles6819

Contesting a Will - The Inheritance Act 1975

The Inheritance Act 1975 is aimed towards those who believe that they have not received 'reasonable financial provision' from the estate of a deceased person, via a Will or through the intestacy rules, and therefore would like to to contest the Will. A pe... Read >
Author: cgyles6819

Company registrations 'on the rise'

The number of people engaging in company formation in the UK rose towards the end of last year, it has been noted. Figures published by Companies House show that the number of firms in existence in the week ending on November 28th was 2,651,405. This was ... Read >
Author: Kraft

Environmental Law in Business

At the moment climate change is a key topic in the business world. Taking an active interest in helping to prevent climate change can include trying to reduce your company's carbon footprint, recycling and looking into renewable energy. Currently business... Read >
Author: cgyles6819

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