The episode ‘For Richer, For Poorer’ on BBC Sounds aims to cover the vulnerabilities that adults with Dementia may face when entering into a marriage. Datshiane Navanayagam, who regularly reports for BBC and Channel 4, spoke to a number of families who had been the subject of a ‘predatory marriage’.

Many of our clients are often surprised to learn that a Grant of Probate is required to deal with their loved ones Estate.

You will have undoubtedly heard the news about the Health and Social Care Levy that the Government are proposing to ensure that our social care sector is funded but what does this mean for you?

The Legal 500's results for 2022 have been announced and we're extremely proud to have ranked in 9 practice areas (Employment, Corporate & Commercial, Commercial Litigation, Commercial Property, Family, Personal Tax, Trusts and Probate, Contentious Probate, Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury) up one more than last year.

The United Nations designated the 1st of October as International Day of Older Persons. The purpose of which is to highlight the opportunities and challenges faced by our ageing population.

World Alzheimer’s Month is an international campaign from Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI) that takes place every September.

Your ability to have a positive impact on someone’s life does not have to be limited to your lifetime. This year we are supporting ‘remember a charity in your Will’ week to help raise awareness and highlight the importance of leaving a gift to charity in your Will.

Defining and determining the capacity of an individual can be a very tricky task given capacity has different levels.