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Divorce glossary explaining divorce and family law terms in simple English to help you understand the legal jargon used by divorce lawyers

Breach of employment contract - what is it and what can you do about it?

If you die without making a will, the law sets out who is entitled to what you leave behind and who can handle your affairs

You can set up a family trust to pass on your assets to your next of kin whilst you are still alive. This article takes you through the process.

A useful glossary to help you understand the legal jargon used when trying to deal with creating or executing a will and other probate issues

Family bereavement can be not only sad but difficult. You may need to register a death and make funeral arrangements, and may face financial strain.

Following a death, specified relatives, dependants and other people can challenge someone’s will by going to court and claiming from the estate

A useful glossary to help you understand the legal jargon used when trying to deal with creating or executing a will and other probate issues

You must provide a safe workplace and manage health and safety and employees must act responsibly to minimise the risk of a workplace accident

Successful buy-to-let relies on ensuring the investment makes financial sense. There are also legal obligations for landlord and tenant to consider

Careless driving, driving whilst disqualified or under the influence of drink or drugs - there are many driving offences. Find out the penalties.