by Philippa Carroll | Dispute Resolution Team, News, Wills Probate and Estate Planning
In the realm of inheritance law, the complexities of probate disputes often intensify when spouses are separated but not divorced. Despite living apart and potentially forming new relationships, the legal bond of marriage can have profound implications on estate...
by Philippa Carroll | Dispute Resolution Team, News, Wills Probate and Estate Planning
While many hope that the death of a parent would unite siblings, it often exacerbates sibling rivalry. Emotions run high, and grief can fuel disagreements, especially if the parent’s will does not provide equally for the siblings. This can lead to a contest of the...
by Philippa Carroll | Dispute Resolution Team, News
If you are renting, or a landlord who rents out properties, significant changes are on the horizon in England. The Renters’ Rights Bill, which passed its second reading in the House of Lords on 4th February 2025, is expected to become law later this year. This...
by Philippa Carroll | Case Studies, Dispute Resolution Team
Our client was a company specialising in the provision of construction and maintenance work in the food industry. Our client was contracted by a large soft drink company to renovate one of their “sugar rooms” at one of their major factories. Our client subcontracted...
by Sema Ali | Dispute Resolution Team, News
“Honour Thy Father and Mother.” At least that’s what the Bible says. In practice, estrangement affects at least one in five families in the UK, according to Stand Alone, a British charity that supports estranged individuals. Estrangement can affect anyone...
