Contesting a Will: what is undue influence?
Hayley Gaffney of Coodes Solicitors’ Personal Disputes team says you must act fast if you want to contest a Will…
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The five most common grounds for contesting a Will
Hayley Gaffney of Coodes Solicitors’ Personal Disputes team explains the most common grounds for contesting a Will. Disputes relating to the…
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Contested inheritance case highlights the importance of mediation
Hayley Gaffney of Coodes Solicitors’ Personal Disputes team comments on the outcome of an Inheritance Act court case which could have…
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Possession notice periods return to pre-Covid rules
Megan Trethowan, Paralegal in Coodes Solicitors’ Personal Disputes team, outlines what landlords and tenants need to know about changes to…
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What is the executor’s year and what does it mean for a contested probate case?
Jodie Walmsley, Litigation Executive in Coodes Solicitors’ Personal Disputes team, explains how the executor’s year can impact on inheritance claims….
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End to evictions ban: what does it mean for landlords?
The temporary ban on landlords evicting tenants is set to be lifted. Jenny Carter in Coodes Solicitors’ Personal Disputes team…
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Jenny Carter in Coodes Solicitors’ Personal Disputes team explains when it is appropriate to use a caveat to stop a…
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New regulations will prevent landlords from pursuing eviction proceedings
The Public Health (Coronavirus) (Protection from Eviction and Taking Control of Goods) (England) Regulations are now in force. Jenny Carter…
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Landlords can now issue possession proceedings
Residential landlords can once again issue possession proceedings to evict tenants and secure possession of their property. Jenny Carter in…
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Making a Will during Covid -19: can a Will be witnessed remotely?
A change in legislation, in direct response to the Covid-19 pandemic, means that Wills can be witnessed remotely by video…
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