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 Steven Murgatroyd
  February 26, 2024
The 2021 Inheritance (Provision for Family and dependants) Act 1975 (the ‘Act’) claim of Miles & Anor -v- Shearer highlighted the difference between claims made by a spouse and a claim made by wider potential beneficiaries.
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 Steven Murgatroyd
  February 26, 2024
An Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) was the precursor to a Lasting Power of Attorney ('LPA'). LPAs were introduced in 2007 as it was felt safeguards were required to stop financial abuse of those who required an attorney (‘Donors’).
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 Steven Murgatroyd
  February 26, 2024
The recent case of Biria v Biria addressed the main issues that can be raised when disputing a will. Namely mental capacity, undue influence and “fraudulent calumny”.
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 Steven Murgatroyd
  February 26, 2024
Year on year the number of disputed estates that end up in the court room has increased massively and this fast moving area of law does not appear to be slowing at any point soon.
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 Ian Miles
  February 26, 2024
Securing the right legal representation is a critical decision that can significantly influence the outcome of a personal injury claim; the expertise and approach of your personal injury lawyer can be the difference between a successful and unsuccessful claim.
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 Stacy Carr
  February 23, 2024
It may seem like there are a number of advantages to buying a property at auction.
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 Emelia Garnett
  February 15, 2024
The Supreme Court, in its recent judgment in the conjoined cases of Paul, Polmear and Purchase and another v Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust [2024] have now clarified this position.
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 Holly Richardson
  February 14, 2024
Following the making of Final Care and Placement Orders, parents or others with parental responsibility can apply for leave to oppose the application for an Adoption Order.
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