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If someone dies without making a will – also known as dying intestate – the law determines how much of their estate their spouse or... Read More

December 2019 marked the centenary of the Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act, which allowed women to qualify as solicitors and barristers, sit on juries and serve... Read More

Please be advised that both the Halesworth and Framlingham offices will be closed from Friday 20th December 5pm and reopen 9am Thursday 2nd January. Messages... Read More

The prorogation of parliament has caused the vote to approve the government’s proposed hike in probate fee to lapse. This is a victory for the... Read More

In England & Wales, the basic law is that a person can leave assets to whomever they like.  However Will disputes are increasingly common, a... Read More

Currently, no Capital Gains Tax is payable if you are selling your main residence. Provided you sell within 18 months, you may buy your new... Read More

Unmarried cohabiting families are the fastest growing type of family in the UK. Because unmarried couples have fewer legal rights than married couples, many now... Read More

Do you use an iPhone, iPad or other digital device? Retrieving data from a deceased person’s devices is fast becoming a 21st century problem. For... Read More