Category: Dispute Resolution

What are the Time Limits to Contesting a Will?

Losing a loved one is tough, and it can be even more stressful if the will doesn’t reflect your expectations. If you believe the will is invalid or unfair, you might consider contesting it. But in England and Wales, time limits can apply, so it’s important to act quickly. Challenging the Will’s Legitimacy: Unlike some […]

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Challenging a Will: Who Can Do It?

The death of a loved one is a deeply emotional experience. However, in some cases, disagreements may arise regarding the terms of their will. If you believe a will is invalid or not reflective of the deceased’s wishes, you might consider challenging the will. Understanding Will Contests A will challenge, formally known as a will […]

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FAQs: Professional Negligence Claims

It can be incredibly stressful if you receive poor advice from a professional you have hired. If you are lucky, the consequences may be minor, but other times there could be serious financial or personal losses. Matthew Cotton explains the basics of professional negligence claims, and when to seek legal support.

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10 top tips for those considering mediation for dispute resolution

Mediation is often the best way to resolve disputes. In many situations, it will be cheaper and speedier than litigation and could prevent the dispute from escalating and ending up in Court – which can have negative consequences for both parties. If mediation is an option you’re considering, it’s better to start as early as possible. Here are our top 10 tips for those considering mediation for dispute resolution.

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Understanding Agricultural Boundary Disputes

Agricultural Boundary disputes can be complex and emotionally charged, often causing tension between farmers, neighbours and landowners alike. Agricultural land is not immune to the challenges of defining and protecting property lines and given the rise in planning and land diversification in areas such as West Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds, boundary disputes are becoming more […]

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