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What should I include in my Estate Plan? A complete checklist

Estate planning is an essential process to ensure your assets, legacy, and loved ones are protected after your death. A thorough and complete estate plan provides clarity, minimises disputes, and ensures your wishes are carried out. Without a proper estate plan, your estate could be subject to delays, taxes, and complications that could have been […]

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Cole Palmer’s ‘Cold Palmer’ Goal Celebration

The world of sports and intellectual property law has intersected in intriguing ways and Cole Palmer’s trademark application for his signature ‘Cold Palmer’ goal celebration offers a fascinating case study. This legal move highlights how athletes are increasingly leveraging intellectual property rights to protect unique aspects of their personal brands. What is a Trademark and

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Understanding the Different Types of Trusts in the UK

Trusts are a vital tool in estate planning, providing flexibility, control and protection over howassets are managed and distributed to beneficiaries. While the concept may seem complex, trusts can offer significant benefits when set up correctly. This guide will walk you through the main types of trusts available in the UK, their pros and cons

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From Courtroom to Commons: Can Keir Starmer Revive the UK’s Justice System?

With Sir Keir Starmer now taking the helm as Prime Minister, the UK stands on the brink of a significant transformation. As the leader of the Labour Party, Starmer’s ascension marks a pivotal moment in British politics, especially given his extensive background as a lawyer and former Director of Public Prosecutions. Starmer’s journey from the

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UK Probate Service in Crisis: Inquiry Calls for Reform

Recent analysis of Ministry of Justice data reveals a 65% increase in probate cases lasting over a year. These delays are causing significant emotional and financial strain on families already dealing with loss. An inquiry by the House of Commons Justice Select Committee was launched to address these issues but was suspended when the General

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