Mediation – resolving disputes amicably
If you find that going to court is lengthy, expensive, stressful, and an unsatisfying process, then mediation may be the best option for you. What is mediation? (More…)
View ArticleStatutory demand – a powerful debt collecting method
Most people turn their attention directly towards litigation when an outstanding amount of money is owed to them by a debtor. An often overlooked but effective alternative to retrieving a debt is...
View ArticleTrademarks – a valuable piece of intellectual property
The law surrounding trademarks comes under the Trade Marks Act 1994 (TMA 1994). For the purposes of the act, a trademark is defined as: (More…)
View ArticleIn the public interest or of interest to the public?
English Law recognises that an individual has a right to a respect of his privacy and family life. The potentially conflicting right of freedom of speech is also recognised by the law and is a...
View ArticleSeparation agreements – an alternative to divorce
A separation agreement is written document in which a couple who intend to live apart set out their wishes concerning financial arrangements, property, and matters relating to children. Such an...
View ArticleSmall claim, big deal
For financial disputes of less than £5,000 in value, the county court has an allocated the ‘small claims track’ to handle such claims. It is said to be a more straightforward process by which reason...
View ArticleFinancial orders – settling finances following divorce
Within financial proceedings during divorce, the courts have the discretion to impose several orders either by agreement of the parties or through a court application. (More…)
View ArticleRight to Compensation for Riot Victims
If you are a property or business owner and have suffered damage because of the recent rioting, you may be able entitled to compensation. Even if you do not have the appropriate insurance cover, there...
View ArticleEnforcing a judgement
Once a claimant has been successful in obtaining a judgement against the defendant in civil proceedings, the defendant will normally pay the amount he has been ordered to pay without any further...
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