The most common challenges are based upon allegations of lack of testamentary capacity at the time that the instructions were given for the Will and undue influence. 

An exciting new project is taking place at Skipton Tennis for the upcoming season.

I often have clients say to me that they do not need a Power of Attorney as they are not old enough to need one yet, and when the time comes they will make one.

A ruling handed down by the Supreme Court this week has underlined the fact that there is no time limit for couples who are divorced, from making an application to the Court for a financial settlement – even if their claim is a weak one.

A recent Court of Appeal decision has illustrated a change in the way the Family Court is considering spousal maintenance claims.

The High Court has penalised a successful defendant for failing to mediate by awarding it only two-thirds of its costs even though it won.

In a recent Court of Appeal case the Court had to decide whether a party was bound by a contract when he had not signed the contract document.

This is often a contentious issue for many separated parents particularly so during holiday periods and Christmas time regardless of how long ago they separated.