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Jan Atkinson

Funding of Probate disputes

Contentious Probate can be very expensive and clients often find it difficult to find the money to cover their legal...

Stuart Kightley

The law around E-bikes and E-scooters explained

Why are electric bikes legal but not scooters? E-bikes and e-scooters are the new rides on the block. To many,...

Jenny Walsh

Does Divorce Revoke A Will?

Divorce and Wills In the midst of a divorce or separation, it’s rare for couples to think about making...

Jan Atkinson

Dealing with Debts as an Executor

Do your debts die with you? It is a common misconception that a person’s debts die with them. After...

William Ford

Homeless Teenager takes London Council to High Court

A homeless teenager is taking a London council to the High Court for ‘unlawfully’ banning hundreds of homeless people from...

Simon Nosworthy

Positive Covenants and Successors in Title

The decision in Churston Golf Club Ltd v Haddock [2019] EWCA Civ 544 Property lawyers will have been relieved by the Court...

William Ford

Housing Disrepair Scandal in South London

Following an investigation by ITV nearly 500 homes in the Eastfields Estate in Mitcham, south London, owned by the housing association...

Jan Atkinson

What is reasonable financial provision in 1975 Act claims?

The long-running and high-profile case of Ilott v Mitson [2017] UKSC 17 has finally come to an end with the decision of...

Lisa Pepper

Child Maintenance: When is capital, income?

Reading a recent case from the Child Maintenance Tribunal, I considered it worth flagging up that the Child Maintenance Rules...

Andrew Watson

Beneficial Interest in Property

Andrew Watson, a London-based divorce lawyer in our family department and Resolution accredited cohabitation lawyer, summarises the law in relation...