An “exponential rise” in property prices is leading to a surge in civil litigation cases relating to contentious probate, a report has revealed.
Rise in property values leads to surge in contentious probate cases
Woman wins unfair sacking claim after menopause comments
A woman verbally abused by her employer when he shouted at her that ‘she must on her menopause’, has won her case for unfair dismissal.
Legacy gifts rise as one in ten say they plan to name a charity in their Will
A growing number of people are including gifts to charity in their Will, a major study has revealed.
The research, published by Remember a Charity, shows that not-for-profits are set to receive a “record” level of donations over the coming years.
No-fault divorce – here’s what you need to know
On 6 April 2022, no-fault divorce will become law in England and Wales.
Family lawyers and others have been campaigning for decades for a ‘no-fault’ option to be available to people wanting a divorce. The legislation, described as the biggest ‘shake-up’ of family law in almost 50 years, was first announced in 2019.
Palmers Solicitors accredited as a Living Wage Employer
We are delighted to have been accredited as a Living Wage Employer, which signals our commitment to paying all our staff at least the real Living Wage.