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A recent Supreme Court case held that civil partnerships should be open to all couples - but action may be a long way off. What the law says now.

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

What happens to your online accounts, digital assets and social media profiles when you die? You must protect your digital legacy says Natalie Payne.

Setting up a bare trust is easier than you might think and can be done without using a solicitor. Find out the basics on how to set up a bare trust

A lasting power of attorney (LPA) gives someone else the power to make certain decisions on your behalf, typically if you are no longer able to do so

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.

Claiming an inheritance is not always straightforward. These frequently asked questions are designed to cover any questions you may have

Handling a loved one's affairs is never easy, and for many it is new territory. Knowing the legal terms can help make things more manageable.

Law firm Beecham Peacock explains how to avoid adverse reactions or injuries from beauty treatments - and what to do if you are affected.

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

you've accrued 12 penalty points through one or more driving offences, you could be disqualified - but not necessarily. Here's what to expect.

Are you paying too much for legal advice? Or trying to do it yourself? There is another way. Shaun Rose on the advantages of using legal freelancers.