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News  |  26:11:24
Joy Davies joins RWK Goodman as a partner in the Compensation Protection Unit
Joy joins RWK Goodman from Hugh James and comes to the firm with significant experience in court of protection matters and working with vulnerable clients and their families.
Contesting a will desktop RWK Goodman
Opinion  |  05:08:24
What you need to know about contesting a Will.
If you believe that a will should be contested, then you’ll probably have lots of questions you want to ask us. We regularly deal with Will disputes and aim to find solutions which best...
Across borders
Opinion  |  12:05:21
Powers of Attorney across borders (part 3)
In the third and final instalment of this mini-series, we consider what additional steps can be taken when drafting an English LPA for an internationally connected client.
London houses
Opinion  |  10:05:21
Your property? Your choice?
You would think that the beneficial ownership of your house or property portfolio should be fairly straightforward and obvious, all the more so if you are the sole legal owner. You should also be free to leave your property, or your share in it, to whoever you choose under your will... right?
Britney-spears-star
Opinion  |  07:05:21
The Battle for Britney: framed but not yet freed
In February 2021, The New York Times released a documentary, Framing Britney Spears. Now, the BBC have released their own documentary on the subject, The Battle for Britney: Fans, Cash and a Conservatorship.
In a recent Instagram post, Britney herself retorted, "So many documentaries about me this year with other people's takes on my life… these documentaries are so hypocritical…they criticise the media and then they do the same thing." Not a fan then.
Women-holding-small-house
Opinion  |  17:02:21
How to identify and minimise disputes around inheritance and the family home
It is fairly common for parents to leave their estate to their children, which may include the family home. For most families, there are few issues in administering such estates. However, where one of several intended beneficiaries lives in the family home prior to the death of their parents, this can lead to disputes with the other beneficiaries (often their siblings) over the administration of the estate.
House-in-spain
Opinion  |  17:02:21
Powers of Attorneys across borders (part 2)
In the second of this mini-series, we explore whether an English power of attorney can be relied upon to deal with assets located abroad.
Women doing taxes
Opinion  |  17:02:21
The deemed domicile end of tax year countdown
Deemed domicile status provides an extraordinary opportunity to save tax but it’s an easy opportunity to miss.
digital finger print
Opinion  |  17:02:21
Act now to protect your digital legacy
When dealing with estates when someone dies, we are finding that more and more people are passing away without leaving instructions for their executors or family members to gain access to their online presence. Some assets are also hard to locate.
Opinion  |  22:01:21
My journey to qualification
When I graduated in 2011, my lecturers thought I was a “shoe in” for a training contract. I had graduated with a 2.1 and a Distinction in the LPC, had lots of extra circulars on my CV and a year work experience at Blake Morgan.
Opinion  |  08:01:21
Leasehold reforms are finally here, but what do they actually mean?
A long-awaited announcement has been made by Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick.
Opinion  |  16:11:20
How the proposed Capital Gains Tax changes could impact on divorce and financial agreements
The Office for Tax Simplification has published a report proposing an overhaul to the Capital Gains Tax regime to bring it more in line with income tax.
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