Blog

Having a loved one lose capacity, whether it’s through a disease such as dementia or following a brain injury, can be devastating for...

Today’s Autumn Budget, delivered by Chancellor Rachel Reeves, places renewed emphasis on balancing the books through a ‘stealth’ tax...

Most of us assume that when someone dies, their Will becomes public. It’s part of the process: transparency helps prevent fraud, makes...

If you had suggested to me 18 months ago that I would be launching a new AI tool for my family law clients, I would have laughed out...

As the winter nights draw in and with Halloween just in the rear-view mirror, everyone is thinking ghosts, ghouls and the world beyond....

Administering an estate involves more than distributing assets; it requires careful attention to tax obligations, particularly Income Tax...

I went to see the latest, and we now know, final Downton Abbey film at the weekend.  It was fantastic. I hope I'm not ruining it for...

The landscape of Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) in England and Wales is undergoing significant reform, driven by the Powers of Attorney...

This recent BBC article tells the story of an elderly man, John Wilcox, who was cut off from his wife and family by his granddaughter,...

When clients approach me about a possible clinical negligence claim, a consistent question that they ask is ‘what will change?’ when it...

This weekend I finally found the time to watch the BBC’s recent film of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and I was pleasantly surprised to learn...

This BBC article explains how a large proportion of adults with severe learning disabilities in Wales live with their families, meaning...