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A deed of variation is what you need if you want to make changes to a Will you are a beneficiary of after your loved one has died.

Carrie Tennick, August 17, 2021

Probate is an essential part of managing a loved one's estate - but how long does it take?

Carrie Tennick, July 28, 2021

First4Lawyers polled 1,323 people to find out what their biggest home-buying regrets were. Here's what we discovered.

Carrie Tennick, August 26, 2021

The UK’s Housing Ombudsman is launching an investigation into damp and mould problems within the social rented sector.

Carrie Tennick, April 15, 2021

If you are at risk of redundancy, knowing your rights can help you work out what to do. Our expert guide can help makes things clearer.

Carrie Tennick, April 08, 2021

Asda supermarket floor employees have achieved a major milestone in their fight for equal pay, with the supreme court ruling that they can compare their work to distribution centre colleagues.

Carrie Tennick, March 26, 2021

With studies showing that employees want to continue working from home after lockdown, we explain what your rights are.

Carrie Tennick, March 12, 2021

The UK’s Covid-19 vaccine programme has been rolled out and has led to people wondering whether their employers can force them to get the jab.

Carrie Tennick, June 16, 2021

The difference between marriage and civil partnership isn’t just about whether you make your commitment known in a church or a registry office.

Carrie Tennick, Updated, August 05, 2021