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  1. Finding a solicitor is not something we do on a daily basis – in fact, it’s something many of us would like to avoid. But if – and when – the time arises you need a solicitor for an employment issue, contractual obligation, divorce, car accident...

  2. Divorce is never a quick and easy solution Divorce is never a quick and easy solution for a couple who have fallen out of love and want to end their marriage. Not only do you have to prepare grounds for divorce, you will have to negotiate...

  3. Redundancy can be difficult to deal with. You may question your value to the workplace or worry about how you’re going to find another job. You may also feel you’ve been unfairly selected or treated badly in some other way by your employer. A...

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  1. Money from a relative: but is it a gift, or a loan?

    More Topics | Twitter | RSS I wrote a post last week on my Family Lore blog about a case in Germany where a husband was ordered to pay back a gift of money to his in-laws when he got divorced.

  2. John Gladwin, the chairperson of Citizens Advice

    More Topics | Twitter | RSS Citizens Advice celebrates its 70th anniversary this year.

  3. No institution is too big or too important to receive a letter of complaint. Many people might, for example, regard the Post Office or their local council as a impenetrable fortress, impervious to the wishes of those that they are supposed to serve.

  4. Insurance matters Many people don’t realise that taking in a lodger will affect their insurance, or that it is something ,that they ought to tell their insurers about in advance. However, if you do not do this, you may invalidate your insurance cover.

  5. Last Friday, 29 January 2010, the Court of Criminal Appeal ruled that Mohammed Atif Siddique, jailed for terrorism offences, had suffered a “miscarriage of justice” and further indicated that it was “minded” to overturn his conviction.

  6. The European Court of Justice has backed a challenge against the NHS from a UK surgical instruments maker

    A surgical instrument maker from the UK has won a European court ruling on competing for NHS contracts.

  7. Chief executive Michael Ashe appealed to the Ministry of Justice for help to save the Law Centre.

    The government and City law firms have saved a London Law Centre® from collapse by providing over £300,000 in cash. South West London Law Centres (SWLLC) is the largest of a national network of 56 Law Centres.

  8. Whilst standard good practice is always to keep in place an up to date Will , this may not be possible in the unfortunate event that a person become mentally incapable later in life.

  9. Are fewer people divorcing simply because fewer are getting married?

    This week the Office for National Statistics published the latest figures for divorces in England and Wales. These figures, for 2008, showed that the divorce rate fell for the fifth successive year, to its lowest level since 1979.

  10. Motorists claiming to have been unfairly clamped will be able to appeal to independent tribunals, the Home Office said

    A move which allows motorists to appeal against “cowboy” wheel clamping firms and claim back excessive fees has been praised by a motoring charity.

  11. As far back as biblical times it became well established that you cannot extract blood from a stone.

  12. Royal Albert Hall boxing is unpopular with residents

    It is one of the world’s most well-known and iconic arts buildings, and has hosted hundreds of thousands of shows during its 139-year history, but the latest drama at the Royal Albert Hall will be performed in court.

  13. Does a possession notice always mean that you will lose your home?

    (Note - this post relates to private residential tenants on assured shorthold tenancies in England and Wales only) You open your post one day and, yowch! There is a notice for possession from your landlord! What should you do about it?

  14. Unsafe US Toyota pedals could hit European sales

    The past year has already been horrendous for car manufacturers, as new sales plummeted and only Government help - such as the UK scrappage scheme - offered any hope of making a profit.

  15. Compensation awards for pain and suffering should increase by 10%

    Compensation awards for personal injury claims are set to increase by 10% foll0wing the publication of the final report of Lord Jackson’s review of c osts in personal injury litigation.

  16. Stepping in dog mess is never pleasant for anyone, and thankfully most dog owners are responsible enough to clean up after their pets when taking them for walks.

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  1. Money from a relative: but is it a gift, or a loan?

    More Topics | Twitter | RSS I wrote a post last week on my Family Lore blog about a case in Germany where a husband was...

  2. Are fewer people divorcing simply because fewer are getting married?

    This week the Office for National Statistics published the latest figures for divorces in England and Wales. These figures,...

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Wills, trusts and probate under the microscope

  1. Whilst standard good practice is always to keep in place an up to date Will , this may not be possible in the unfortunate...

  2. In a previous post , I have explained the three main types of powers of attorney which are available for use which are:-...

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    www.lawsociety.org.uk 2010/02/07