Whilst a commonplace agreement in the United States, prenuptial agreements in the case of divorce are regarded by solicitors and judges on a case-by-case basis.
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How Did A Rock Band Lawsuit Affect Property & Contract Law?
Dividing and determining the ownership of shared assets is often a complex process for solicitors, and some probate cases are affected by the music industry.
How Did The Break-Up Of The Beatles Affect Contract Law?
Whilst music is art, the music industry is very serious, and the effects of lawsuits involving the world’s most famous band affected contract and property law.
Law Society In Annual Plea To Everyone To Update Wills
There is no better time to see will solicitors in Surrey than now, as the Law Society highlights the great importance of updating wills in an annual event.
What Is The Oldest Property Law Still In Force In The UK?
When solicitors arrange conveyancing and paperwork to change titles, they are interacting with many different laws, some of which are over seven centuries old.
Freedom Of Information Request Reveals Probate Delays
Probate solicitors in Surrey face a major challenge as newly revealed data shows a growing number of probate applications are taking over a year to process.
What Are The Most Unusual Myths In UK Law?
The English legal system is one of the oldest in the world, filled with strange precedents. However, there are many odd laws cited which are simply untrue.
What Inheritance Options Do Britain’s Farmers Have Now?
Many solicitors in Surrey can expect to hear from farmers wondering how they can respond to the new inheritance tax policy announced by the government.
How Did A Reservoir Establish The Limits Of Property Rights?
Many of the most essential parts of property and contract law that solicitors rely on were established by unusual events and a burst reservoir was part of this.
How A Flying Squib Influenced The Chain Of Causation In Law
Legal cases are focused on establishing a chain of causation between a criminal act and its consequences, but solicitors continue to rely on a flying squib.