It is often said that our pets are part of our family, but many pet owners forget to make sure appropriate provisions are in place for when they pass away and leave their furry friends behind.

The beginning of a New Year can be the turning point in many relationships. Having spent time with family and friends over the Christmas period it can put pressure on a marriage that is already fragile.

If you want to make a personal injury claim, providing evidence of your accident and injuries is a vital part of the process. In order to make a successful claim, it is necessary to establish that the incident happened as alleged, the severity and nature of your injuries, and who may be at fault. If you are looking to claim financial compensation, you will need to provide evidence in support of your expenses.

When a person dies without leaving a valid Will, their estate is said to be intestate. In such circumstances, their estate will be distributed in accordance with inheritance laws known as the rules of intestacy.

Recently Martin Lewis spoke about ‘future proofing your finances’ urging people to address those unpleasant topics of conversation with friends and family members to ensure their Wills are up to date and they get Powers of Attorney in place to avoid difficulties later in life.

During the separation process, issues regarding the child(ren) of the family are often the most difficult and contentious.

Have you ever considered or worried about what happens to your furry family members in the event of a marital breakdown?

The full results of Ramsdens’ Employee Ownership Survey gauging UK workers’ opinions on employee-owned business models.