A contestant on Wednesday’s episode of The Chase casued quite the stir among some viewers. Natasha, 33, joked about divorcing her husband during her appearance on the quiz show, and it wasn’t long before Twitter was encouraging her to do just that. Speaking to host Bradley Walsh about what she would spend the money on …
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Without prejudice offers in legal proceedings in the UK The case of Rush and Tomkins v GLC (1989) defined a without prejudice offer as being an offer to settle by one party to another, which despite its nature and relation to the case cannot be used as an admissible evidence in the case. The concept …
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Divorce can be a tricky – and expensive – experience, and adding children into the mix only makes the process more stressful. With more than 48,000 divorces recorded in 2015, and just under half of those involving children, Divorce Answered’s Rachael Scharrer says it’s important people know what they’re getting in to. The Sydney-based mother explained …
Probate charges are to be overhauled, with some estates set to be charged up to £20,000. Following a year-long consultation with law firms, professional bodies, the Senior Judiciary and members of the public, the Ministry of Justice has confirmed that it intends to replace the current flat fee for applications for a grant of probate …
Share Tweet Pin Share Tumble Combined comments & shares on social media What is with all the Hollywood custody disputes lately? From Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie to Robin Thicke and Paula Patton, it seems everyone is not only getting divorced but having difficulty making custody decisions. Kate Hudson is now joining the madness via …
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Who? Liz Ward, principal at Virtuoso Legal, Leeds and London. Why is she in the news? Successfully represented US software company Argos Systems in a trademark infringement case brought by UK retailer Argos. The case centred on the ‘ARGOS’ trademark – belonging to the retailer. The retailer raised the complaint after potential customers accidentally went …
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