There's been a lot to digest since the Chancellor unveiled her Budget. I am sorry to say that the predictions in my earlier article - Will Inheritance Tax Increase? - were correct. On 30 October, the...
Read more...Neal Gozzett and Harry Salt were successful in defending the Vice President of an American Financial Institution falsely accused of Assault. Their reputation was further protected by a successful application to ACRO (ACRO Criminal...
Read more...At the time of writing this article, I have just read the Chancellor’s announcement of spending cuts (with the removal of the Winter Fuel Allowance for most pensioners), while also promising some large spending...
Read more...Neal Gozzett achieves successful outcomes for his client in four different cases, ranging from false allegations to regulatory advice. In the first case, Neal secured acquittal at trial for a city worker accused of...
Read more...Decades ago, when I was a Cub Scout, “Be Prepared” was the motto we all tried to follow. But the same motto could be applied to later life. Below is a list of some...
Read more...Rachel Innes successfully secured victories for her clients in three different complex and serious criminal cases, all relating to false allegations. In the first instance, Maria Monan and Rachel successfully secured the discontinuation of...
Read more...Yet again, no changes to the Inheritance Tax Nil Rate Bands were announced following the most recent budget. So, it seems an appropriate time to revisit my previous article about Inheritance Tax. Everyone wants...
Read more...Most people know of the common Inheritance Tax allowances and loopholes: giving to a spouse or a charity, giving no more than £3,000 per tax year between others, or giving more than £3,000 but...
Read more...(An article explicitly for couples who are not married or in a civil partnership) Navigating the complexities of joint mortgages can be particularly daunting for couples who are not married or in a civil...
Read more...There are a few common misconceptions about Wills. For example, when you die, your Executors must use the firm that prepared your Will to administer your estate. Another common misconception is that you need...
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