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Divorce FAQs - your questions answered from what you need to prove to get a divorce to how the divorce process works

What are employment tribunals and how can you raise a claim at one?

Making a will allows you to plan for what should happen to your assets and who you wish to benefit from your estate after you die.

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.

Being an attorney for a family member or friend could mean that you have to make difficult decisions about that person's finances, health and welfare

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.

There are a range of grounds on which you can dispute a will and how it is dealt with. If you feel you have a case, you should seek legal advice

From what do if there's no will to paying inheritance tax, these often-asked questions will help guide you through probate and estate administration

Most of us have had a slip, trip or accident at some point. You may be entitled to compensation for your injury or any resulting losses.

Purchasing a buy-to-let property can be an good way of generating income. However, there are some key considerations to take into account first.

Had an accident? Been stopped by the police whilst driving? If you have a question about a road traffic accident or offence, see our FAQs.

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