By Samantha Downs, Solicitor Law Society guidance says that you should review your Will at least once every 5 years. The reason for this is that, during those 5 years, something is likely to happen to mean that your Will no longer accommodates your particular set of...
By David Williams, Director & Head of Property The measures implemented by the government to slow down the spread of Covid 19 have caused us all to make huge changes to our lives. For anyone in the middle of a buying or selling a property there will be...
By Chris Milne, Head of Private Client, and Louise Martin, Head of Family Law Being a Lawyer is not just about practicing the law. Yes, we conduct legal transactions, we give advice, we go to court and we draft documents, but we do more than that, a lot more. The...
Do you use goal setting in your life? Perhaps you use it more than you realise – perhaps you have a fitness goal, are looking to reduce weight and create healthier habits, do you have an outfit you’d like to fit in to? or maybe you are looking to change your job or...
A Lasting Power of Attorney is a document that allows a person to appoint trusted individuals to make important decisions about care and finances on their behalf, in the event of a loss of mental capacity through an accident or illness such as dementia. It is by far...
Please note that the following is meant as a bit of seasonal fun, no Health & Safety practitioner would ever act like this and the HSE itself do go to extreme lengths to bust these Elf ‘n’ Safety myths. (Courtesy of Tony) The Rocking Song Little Jesus, sweetly...
