Posts from March 2019
The UK property market…it’s not all about Brexit
Nationwide claims a ‘soft’ March as price growth remains under 1% and it is easy to say that’s it’s all down to the Brexit uncertainty....
29/03/19Divorce process 'too complicated' for litigants in person
Following the well-publicised case of Owens and the consultation on no-fault divorce, we have been waiting for the Government's response...
21/03/19Everyone’s a winner: OPG mediation scheme set to deal with family fall-outs
Family disputes are never pleasant, but they can be particularly problematic where a member of the family may lack mental capacity, and...
21/03/19Some ground rules on ground rent
For first-time buyers, knowledge is key. A recent BBC article quoted one first-time buyers as saying “If I could go back in time I...
19/03/19Undue influence and a blow for the traditionalists
An interesting undue influence case is reported in the Telegraph this week. Three sisters have successfully challenged their late...
13/03/19A rather taxing time bomb
Making Tax Digital (MTD) is the government's flagship project to bring tax compliance into the twenty-first century. Starting with the...
08/03/19Pass (on) the pension...
The importance of writing and regularly updating your will has been reiterated by private client lawyers since time immemorial. However...
07/03/19