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What is the Executor’s Year?

As an Executor, you have one year to distribute the assets in the deceased’s estate. This is known as the ‘Executor’s Year’ and it starts from the date of death. Reasonable timeframe for estate administration When someone dies, their…
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Will I Lose My Job If I Sue My Employer?

You cannot be fired for making a work accident claim against your employer. If you are, you could have grounds for an unfair dismissal claim. Workplace accident claims – common concerns If you are injured at work and your employer is found…
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The Difference Between Joint Tenants and Tenants in Common

If you buy a property with someone else, you need to decide whether you want to buy as joint tenants or as tenants in common. There are key differences between the two, particularly when it comes to the matter of survivorship. Joint tenants If…
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10 Step Guide to Making a Personal Injury Claim

Most people have never made a personal injury claim before. If you are unfortunate enough to have grounds for a claim, you probably want to know what the process involves. Every case is different, but broadly follows the 10 steps outlined below. Personal…
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Joint Tenancy and Inheritance Tax for Unmarried Couples

In the excitement of buying a property with your partner, it is unlikely that you have given much thought as to what will happen if one of you dies. It is a morbid subject and probably not something you want to think about. But while it may…
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Why You Should Update Your Will After Buying a Property

If you have recently bought a property, now is a good time to make or renew your Will. This ensures your property – which is probably your biggest asset – is inherited by the right people after your death. What happens if I don’t make…
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Types of Financial Order During Divorce

When you divorce, the court may decide to put one or more financial orders in place. The aim is to ensure that each spouse is properly provided for. There are different types of financial order available. The most suitable order for you depends…
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The Probate Process Explained

The Probate Process Explained If you are the executor or administrator of an estate, you may need to go through the Probate process. This involves making an application to the Probate Office. Is Probate needed? When someone dies, it is necessary…
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Suing an Employer for a Work Accident

Suing an Employer for a Work Accident If you have had an accident at work through no fault of your own, you could sue your employer for compensation. This involves making a personal injury claim. Can I sue my employer? You can make a personal…

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