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If a couple is getting divorced, and a prenuptial agreement is not in place, then the law concerning division of assets upon divorces is one that is complex and requires legal knowledge. Often you will find that divorce settlements are not 50-50 and therefore
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A recording of your last wishes does not constitute a valid Will, at least not when it stands alone. A great many individuals record their Wills anyway, as a safeguard against Will contests and other eventualities that might result in the probate court not
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It may be a depressing prospect, but once someone passes away, an executor will need to step forward to deal with the wishes left behind by the deceased. The executor’s job is to deal with the estate – They must settle any debts and then distribute assets to
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If a person passes away after 6th April 2017, the executors of your Will can possibly claim an additional Inheritance Tax Free Residence Allowance which the government refer to as the Residence Allowance to benefit their estate. In 2017, a new residence nil
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In this blog, JMR Solicitors discuss the visa options you have if you wish to set up your business in the UK. The UK’s immigration system for setting up a business in the UK can be complex and forever changing. Therefore, our clients tell us that they have
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We find at JMR Solicitors, debt advice is required more and more in today’s world. Some people approach us talking about “good” and “bad” debt and certainly, there are some debts that can be classed as ‘good’ debt, whereas you’ll find some things are classed
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