Drivers face new fines and penalties for using mobile phones
Motorists now face £200 fines and six points on their licence if caught using a mobile phone for any purpose. It’s part of government plans to toughen road safety laws. The new rules will come into force next year.
Prince Philip’s Will – secret for 90 years
Keeping a Will secret is not unusual for a member of the Royal Family – but for the rest of us our Will is likely to become a public document.
The high court has ruled he Duke of Edinburgh’s Will is to remain secret for at least 90 years to protect the “dignity and standing” of the Queen.
Commercial debt recovery options in the face of Covid-19 and Brexit
Debt recovery is a sensitive subject at the moment given the ongoing difficulties being caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Alsters Kelley – Cohabitation Rights: What are Living Together Agreements?
Discussing the end of your relationship while you’re still with a partner might feel awkward or unromantic, but it’s just as important as writing your Will or planning your pension. Knowing your rights and safeguarding your assets will make for a much…
Alsters Kelley – Medical Negligence: The Next Pandemic
COVID-19 has turned our lives upside down. The impact has been huge in almost every aspect of our day, from work to education, mental health, and family life.
No-fault divorce – Autumn 2021!
In early 2018, we wrote a blog entitled “No fault divorce – the end of the blame game?”. Now over two years later, we can update you on what has happened to the proposed new Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill.