Relevant Realistic Solutions

10 August

It’s best to talk about long-term care early, before the need for medical or personal care is imminent. Spencer Gardner outlines what you need to know when choosing and financing... Read More

9 August

Undercharging an allegation can result in issues further down the line, which Kevin Barrow looks at in more detail in this article. Read More

9 August

"Timeshares" typically apply to vacation properties using an arrangement that allows several owners to use a property under a timesharing agreement. Typically, owners would be able to use the property... Read More

8 August

If your parent or other elderly relative is showing signs of having difficulties managing their financial arrangements such as organising payments, bills or making withdrawals from the bank, it may... Read More

3 August

If you receive a temporary stop notice, check whether it has been sent for information or whether it has been served on you. A served notice could lead to criminal... Read More

3 August

Many employers will have whistleblowing policies in place, which state that openness and transparency are welcomed. But why is that so important, and what happens when an employee's activism, whether... Read More

2 August

There are clear legal requirements for a legally binding Will to be valid – chiefly, that it's signed by the person making it and two witnesses. We look at a... Read More

2 August

Claire Weal looks at what businesses can do to alleviate the pain of the cost of living crisis for employees. Read More

27 July

Small claims under £10,000 would automatically be diverted to a mandatory free mediation service under new Government proposals. Read More

27 July

How have courts approached the issue of force majeure clauses over the pandemic? Back in March 2020 we published an article which considered force majeure clauses in the context of... Read More