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The Court of Appeal has given its judgement in HMRC's case involving the employment status of elite referees
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Talk Money Week is designed to help us all speak about money and finances more openly. We discuss wills, inheritance and Power of Attorney.
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Rogue landlords or letting agents shouldn't get in the way of enjoying university life. Read our guide to renting for students
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Free Wills Month runs in October 2021, and we have listed five great reasons you should make a will today.
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If you have suffered an accident on holiday, you could make a claim for compensation. Read our handy guide;
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Residential landlords are able to seek eviction on pre-pandemic notice periods from 1 October 2021, but need to keep alert to changes.
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A will generally becomes a public document once probate has been granted, open to be read by anyone with an interest in the estate.
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The Government plans to introduce a digital system for registering an LPA, but will this then be open to abuse?
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In our latest guide, we help you to ensure that your new business name meets the legal requirements for company registration
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We have created a quick guide to face coverings, testing, self-isolation and practical measures for going back to school.
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Thinking about leaving a gift to charity in your will? Find out how you could contribute by leaving a gift in your will.
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For grandparents, losing contact with grandchildren can be heart-breaking but what you can do if you are prevented from seeing them.
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Self-Employed Income Support Scheme (SEISS) grant applications are currently open but the deadline is approaching on 30 September 2021.
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The Supreme Court has come down on the side of the consumer in that a travel operator was responsible for the actions of hotel employees.
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Homeowners need to be aware of their responsibilities in managing their gardens as two recent neighbour dispute cases have highlighted.
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Electric scooters, quad bikes and micro bikes are becoming increasingly popular but there are some rules you need to be aware of.
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Existing leaseholders who have been locked into high ground rents by developers will not benefit from the future-focused legislation.
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The popularity of cryptocurrency for investment purposes is likely to fuel a rise in asset concealment when couples part.
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With the easing of travel restrictions, some employees may consider working overseas, which can give rise to problems for employers.
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If you are looking to set up a Power of Attorney, you may have considered doing it online. Read our guide.
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Inheritance tax is a concern for many, but you can reduce your liability by giving gifts to friends, family and charities. Find out how.
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The competition to purchase property has never been fiercer and, as a first time buyer, it can be very difficult to compete.
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Looking to save by writing your own will? We explain why it could end up costing you in the long run if you are considering to DIY...
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The COVID-19 vaccine is being quickly rolled out across the UK, but when parents disagree, what happens next? Read our latest article.
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As part of Social Media Day on the 30th of June, we share some laws you might not be aware of when sharing on social media.
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If you want to go wild camping, you need to understand the law and your obligations. Read our quick guide.
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A force majeure clause in a contract can excuse one or both parties from their obligations - without being liable for any failure to perform.
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As employers plan towards a return to the office, health and safety planning should take account of the potential dangers of Covid-19.
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Are you worried that your loved ones will inherit your debt? Find out what happens to your debts after you die in our latest guide.
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If you are earning some extra income from a side-hustle, it is important you get to grips with reporting and paying tax too.
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