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4 min readWhen a person passes away and either no executor is named in the Will or the named executor is unable or unwilling to act, the responsibility of administering the estate can fall to a beneficiary. In this case, the beneficiary can apply to the court for a Grant of Letters of Administration (with Will annexed), which … Read more
4 min readThe Court of Protection, a specialised UK court, makes decisions for individuals who lack the mental capacity to do so themselves. While its role is vital in safeguarding the vulnerable, it often finds itself in the middle of deeply emotional and controversial debates. In this blog, we’ll explore how the Court operates, who it serves, … Read more
4 min readFor many couples, moving in together is an exciting step in their relationship. However, when you’re unmarried and one partner owns the property while the other simply moves in, this arrangement can bring up important legal and financial questions. Without a marriage or civil partnership to offer legal protection, it’s crucial to have clear agreements … Read more
4 min readThe term “County Court Judgment” (CCJ) often causes alarm, especially for those unfamiliar with the legal implications. In 2021 alone, over 800,000 CCJs were issued, reflecting an increasingly litigious society where both individuals and businesses are held accountable for their financial obligations. But what exactly is a CCJ, how does it impact you, and what … Read more
2 min readAs someone who’s had the (mis)fortune of being the go-to tech person in the office, I’ve seen firsthand how technology has transformed our field. But I’ve also witnessed the occasional chaos it can cause—especially among my senior colleagues, who sometimes look at new software like it’s the villain in a courtroom drama. This evolution isn’t … Read more
2 min readNavigating child arrangement proceedings can be challenging, especially when domestic abuse is involved. If you or your child has been a victim of such abuse, it’s crucial to understand your rights and the protections available to you and your child through the court system. Understanding Controlling and Coercive Behaviour: To grasp how courts approach domestic … Read more
5 min readWe often hear a common question from individuals who have loaned money and are waiting to be repaid: “How can I get my money back?”. Our first question is asking if there is a written loan agreement in place. Interestingly, the answer is often no. This presents some difficulties for lenders when it comes to … Read more
2 min readBuying or selling a business can be a complex and demanding process, requiring careful consideration of numerous legal and financial aspects. With the right legal guidance, businesses can navigate mergers and acquisitions smoothly, maximising the benefits of the transaction. Aristone Solicitors’ specialist team of M&A solicitors advises corporate clients on intricate and transformational transactions, ensuring … Read more
3 min readIntroduction Writing a will is a profound act – a way to shape the legacy you leave behind. But what happens when you intentionally exclude someone from your will? Is it a cold-hearted decision, or does it carry deeper meaning? This article delves into the intricate reasons why individuals deliberately omit certain beneficiaries from their … Read more
3 min readEntering into a contract involves a level of trust and reliance on the information provided by all parties involved. Misrepresentation occurs when one party is misled by false statements, which can have significant legal implications. This article provides an overview of misrepresentation in contract law, types of misrepresentation, how it can be proven, and available … Read more
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