by Anthony Markley | Apr 15, 2020 | LawSpot, Wills & Probate
It is always so harrowing when we lose a loved one but it is seems even worse in these difficult times. Dealing with the emotional roller-coaster of bereavement is hard enough without having to grapple with the practical problems such as paying Inheritance Tax. For...
by Anthony Markley | Apr 7, 2020 | Dispute Resolution, Employment, LawSpot
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme- for employers and employees Coronavirus has impacted on most aspects of our lives, and indeed on businesses. To safeguard from redundancies, under a temporary scheme available since 1 March 2020, employees can be furloughed...
by Anthony Markley | Dec 19, 2019 | LawSpot, Wills & Probate
LawSpot What is a Deputyship Order? When somebody loses the capacity to make their own decisions and doesn’t have a Power of Attorney, the Court of Protection can appoint a Deputy to make these decisions on their behalf. This is done by way of a Deputyship Order....
by Anthony Markley | Nov 19, 2019 | Family, LawSpot, News
LawSpot Colin Mitchell Family Solicitor and Collaborative Family Lawyer Contact Us Call Me Back FollowFollowFollow Money Matters on Divorce – ‘Clean Break’ & Other Options Getting divorced is relatively straight forward, although at best the divorce process...
by Anthony Markley | Oct 15, 2019 | Dispute Resolution, LawSpot, News
LawSpot Fair (or)Deal for Tenants? You may have heard of the Tenant Fees Act 2019, in force since June of this year. Known by some as a ‘tenant fees ban’, the Act, whilst prohibiting landlords from charging upfront fees, still allows them to charge for rent, and...
by Anthony Markley | Sep 19, 2019 | LawSpot, News, Wills & Probate
LawSpot Why is it important for someone to make a Will? It’s incredibly important for everyone to make a Will. If you die without one then you risk the chance of your estate and assets not being passed on to your loved ones or the people you wish to benefit. It is...
