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Are you worried that your loved ones will inherit your debt? Find out what happens to your debts after you die in our latest guide.
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If you are earning some extra income from a side-hustle, it is important you get to grips with reporting and paying tax too.
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A residential landlord needs to keep up to date with the legal landscape and Covid-19-related timescales on evictions and tenancy arrears
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How to pay less inheritance tax by making use of exempt gift allowances and potentially exempt transfers from any spare money.
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Post-lockdown marriage breakups are indicated by search results, but couples may hold back in the face of economic uncertainty.
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Looking for new business premises? In our latest article, we explain the benefits and drawbacks of both buying and renting.
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Dementia Action Week runs 17th - 23rd May 2021. How you can protect the rights of a person living with dementia using a Power of Attorney
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Around 14% of all road traffic accidents are caused by poor road conditions. If you have been injured, read our guide to getting compensation
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More and more employees want to work from home or to their own schedule. We answer some key questions about flexible and remote working.
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It looks like some of probate application backlog may finally be easing, despite the continuing Covid-19 pandemic.
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Those investing in digital art - or NFTs (non-fungible tokens) but, as with cryptocurrencies, the law is still playing catch up.
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Where property owners look to make money from 'staycations' via a short-term let you need to consider the relevant rules and regulations.
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Is your business suffering as a result of unpaid invoices? Read our advice on what you can do to help manage the process.
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If you are starting a new life in a new home moving into together with your partner, then you may wish to consider a cohabitation agreement.
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COVID-19 continues to impact businesses with commercial leases. Our latest article looks at how landlords & tenants can work together
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Are you receiving the child maintenance you are owed? In this post, we explain what measures can be taken when a parent does not pay.
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Employees working from home increases the risk of a cybersecurity incident and being targeted by cyber criminals. We take a look.
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Inheritance tax thresholds have been frozen until 2026. Read our guide to how the freeze could affect your plan to leave assets to loved ones
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Inheritance disputes continue to rise, reinforcing the need for specialist advice and good communication to avoid arguments later.
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Businesses need to consider their policies & working practices to keep in step & inspire the right culture in the workplace when it comes to bullying
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If you are concerned about caring obligations, you could ask your employer to place you on furlough. Read our latest article:
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If you are living with your partner as cohabitees, you may be concerned about what will happen should one of you pass away. Read our guide:
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Facing disciplinary or grievance procedures can be daunting, so it is important you fully understand your rights. Read our quick guide:
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Looking to take advantage of the stamp duty holiday? Read our tips about speeding up your property transaction before the deadline.
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We look at the likely impact for existing and future leaseholders following the Government's announcement of an overhaul to lease extension.
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Companies must ensure their information is up to date at Companies House, and that post is not allowed to go astray with the shift to homeworking.
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Planning for the future of your farming family? There are many things to consider. In this article, we look at what you need to think about.
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If you are involved in an intellectual property dispute, you will need to understand the key changes brought about by Brexit.
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If you have a legal problem, you might consider taking steps to resolve matters yourself. Getting legal advice is often the best & cheaper option
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Suffered a slip or fall on ice? If this happened in a public place, you could make a claim against the party responsible. Find out how:
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