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The Office of the Public Guardian (“OPG”) recently submitted to Court a group of test cases which were 11 Lasting Powers of Attorney’s...
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The stamp duty regime was overhauled in 2003 and stamp duty land tax (‘SDLT’) was introduced. Successive governments have tinkered with ...
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If you have been involved in a road traffic accident, an accident at work, a slip/trip accident, have been injured by a faulty product or ha...
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Thanks mainly to television drama’s there is a myth that after someone dies, a sombre looking solicitor (normally puffing on a pipe) calls...
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Where parents separate, it is often the case that they will reach an agreement regarding the arrangements of their child(ren). Informal agre...
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Being a highly wealthy individual, you can only imagine that upon the Queen’s death, her estate would be left liable to pay a substantial ...
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When someone dies, there are many practical issues that need to be sorted out. This can be very overwhelming, especially when you will be de...
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In planning for your future, it is normal to consider and think about what you would like to leave to loved ones in your Will. There may be ...
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Fisher Jones Greenwood's Billericay office took part in St Luke’s Hospice Make a Will month campaign. This time, as the name suggests, ins...
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At the end of the financial year ending March 2019, the UK general government gross debt was £1,821.3 billion. That is equivalent to 85.2% ...
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The Rose : Jack Benny was a US comedian and when he died in 1974 he left an instruction in his Will that every day a florist was to...
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A recent decision of the Court of Protection is that of Bagguley v E [2019] EWCOP 49. The Court of Protection is a Court which specialises...
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