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INTRODUCTION HM Courts & Tribunals Service was created on 1 April 2011. It brings together HM Courts Service & Tribunals Service into one integrated agency providing support for the administration of justice in courts and tribunals. HM Courts & Tribunals Service is an agency of the Minis...
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INTRODUCTION Intellectual Property (IP) is any form of original creation that can be bought and sold. The main types of IP rights are • Patents which protect new inventions and cover the processes that make the invention work • Trade marks which protect symbols which differentiate goods and ser...
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WILLS THE IMPORTANCE OF MAKING A WILL • Dying without a will, will mean that your estate will be distributed according to the ‘rules of intestacy’ (see below). The results may be different to what you would have wished to have happened. • Unmarried partners and partners who have not register...
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DIVORCE HOW TO OBTAIN A DIVORCE You can get a divorce if you have been married for at least a year and your relationship has permanently broken down. Your marriage must be legally recognised in the UK and you must have a permanent home in England or Wales. There are 3 steps to getting divorced • ...
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INTRODUCTION TO PERSONAL INJURY Personal Injury is a legal term for an injury to the body, mind or emotions. It could include a fatal injury. The most common types of Personal Injury claims are road traffic accidents, accidents at work, accidents which occur in the home, or caused by defective produ...
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An Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Scheme can be used to settle a dispute over goods and services, through negotiation rather than taking court action. A scheme may be preferable to using the courts because it may cost less, it is a less formal procedure and compensation may be awarded. In some...
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SETTING UP A BUSINESS BUSINESS STRUCTURE – This could be a sole-proprietorship or sole tradership. This is the easiest, quickest and cheapest format but it confers virtually no tax advantages and places the risk completely on the business owner. Other options are partnership, or limited compa...
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