Challenging Wills
In order for an individual to make a valid Will they must have what is known as “testamentary capacity”. The test for testamentary capacity is set out in […]
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Planning for Christmas?
It’s that time of year when everyone is asking “what are you doing for Christmas?” but if you are newly separated it may be a question you are […]
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What should I do after an accident at work?
Having an accident through no fault of your own can be a traumatic experience, often made worse by it happening in the workplace. Your employer has a legal […]
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Brexit: What does it mean for personal injury claims?
With Brexit currently looming large over the UK, we have sat down with McHale & Co’s personal injury experts to discuss the impact of leaving The EU will […]
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DIY Online Divorces – Do I really need a solicitor?
Do-It-Yourself online divorces are becoming more accessible and increasingly popular amongst the general public and appear to be a great way of saving a few quid by not […]
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Unfair Prejudice Petition – A Statutory Remedy
You are a shareholder in a business and have found that relations with your fellow shareholders/directors have irreversibly broken down. If a director or shareholder has done something […]
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Your Will and Inheritance Tax
With the beginning of any new tax year, it is the ideal time to review your Will, especially if you haven’t done so for a while. As things […]
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Divorce Reform – is it as good as it seems?
There won’t be many of us who have not noticed the recent announcements in the media from the Justice Secretary, David Gauke in respect of major divorce reform. […]
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The Rich and Famous Finally Show Us That Divorce Can Be Amicable
The news in the past couple of days has contained full details of the divorce of Amazon boss Jeff Bezos and how it has left his wife the […]
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Why you should use a professional to write a Will
You may have noticed articles in the press recently about the increasing number of Wills that are challenged. It seems as a society we are more inclined to […]
