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Hit by an uninsured or untraced driver – what do you do?
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If you’re hit by an uninsured or untraceable driver, it can be difficult to know what to do next. The process for dealing with the aftermath of this type of … Read more
car insurance, Motor Insurance Bureau, Road Traffic Law, uninsured driver, untraceable driver
Heir Hunters – Don’t let the state get your estate
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Every year, thousands of people die intestate or without a will. That means they haven’t left any clear guidelines as to how they want their estate divided up among their … Read more
This is not a rubbish dump – what to do if someone fly-tips on your property
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Fly tipping is becoming a blight on the UK’s landscape. At a time when correctly disposing of waste (especially industrial waste) is becoming more expensive, many unscrupulous traders (and individuals) … Read more
Inheritance tax – could the rising value of houses push more ordinary people into the inheritance tax bracket?
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The last thing you want to think about when you’re mourning the passing of a loved one is divvying up the estate (including the taxman’s cut). However, because of the … Read more
Employment law updates
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2017 was a busy year in the world of Employment Law. Among the legal headlines were the removal of employment fees and the beginning of what was to become a … Read more
Data Protection Regulation laws, Employment Law, Fit For Work assessment, Grandparental Leave, tax changes, Trade Secret Directive
Dealing with employee theft
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According to a poll commissioned by office-furniture supplier Kit Out My Office, more than two-thirds of UK office workers have admitted to stealing from their employers and colleagues at some … Read more
What is the law surrounding Tree Preservation Orders?
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Barely a day goes by without a local newspaper recording the infringement of a Tree Preservation Order (TPO). These are often accompanied by protestations from the accused claiming they had … Read more
How to delist a listed cottage or building
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While listed buildings are often attractive, brimming with character and desirable purchases, they can come with potential headaches for the new owners. Listed buildings do not enjoy the freedom associated … Read more
Conveyancing, heritage buildings, National Heritage Trust, Property Law
What does intestate mean for you?
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October 2014 saw the biggest changes in probate law’s history come into effect. While the overhaul meant no real difference to those with minimal assets, for the partners of those … Read more
Civil partnerships, Common Law couples, Grant of Probate, intestate, legal advice on Probate, Making a Will, married couples, Personal Representative
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