by Mirela Constantin | Feb 17, 2021 | LawSpot
This is more of a legal question than a romantic one. Whether or not to get married can have legal implications to consider. Intestacy Rules: The law of intestacy covers what happens to an estate when someone dies without making a Will, and it is applied differently...
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...
