Posts from September 2023
Sharia Series; Mahr and the English court system.
Mahr (sometimes referred to as mehr) is an obligatory gift provided by a husband to his wife at the time of an Islamic marriage. There is...
29/09/23Bridging The Generational Gap Through Philanthropy
It is often said about family money that the first generation makes it, the second spends it, and that it is lost by the third...
26/09/23Legal Authority To Act For A Loved One Living With Dementia
Today is World Alzheimer's Day. It is estimated there are nearly one million people living in the UK with dementia. The purpose of World...
21/09/23Trusts and Divorce - Considerations for advisors to HNW and UHNW individuals
The family trust is a common vehicle set up to ensure the retention and growth of family wealth through future generations. Many of the...
19/09/23Internet Scams and Fluctuating Capacity, A Personal Perspective
Lawyers rarely like to disclose details of their personal lives. However, I wanted to take the opportunity to advise, following some...
19/09/23World Suicide Prevention Day
As we approach World Suicide Prevention Day on Sunday 10 September; I thought it might be helpful to reflect on the theme of ‘Creating...
08/09/23Covid Closures To Probate Offices Still Causing Delays Leaving Grieving People At Risk Of Financial Hardship
Delays in the issue of probate documents hit an all time high in 2023. As at May 2023, the average wait time for a Grant of Probate (on...
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