Going the Extra Mile
A good service from your wills and probate solicitor is something you should expect. And is something that Judy Dyke from Tyndallwoods is positively evangelical… Read More
What the landmark ruling in Ilott v Mitson will mean for Will drafting
The recent verdict in the Court of Appeal concerned Melita Jackson, who died in 2004 leaving a Will that made no provision for her only… Read More
5 reasons your will might be out of date and invalid
Having a robust will is critical to ensuring our loved ones as little grief as possible when the inevitable happens. Here are 5 reasons your will… Read More
Executorship: Not a job for the faint-hearted
Ruth Emery in the Sunday Times highlighted that dealing with a person’s estate can turn into a costly nightmare. Only this morning I have received… Read More
Quality Accreditations
At Tyndallwoods we strive to do our best to offer a quality service which is reflected in our quality accreditations. We are pleased that we… Read More
Disputing a Will
Contentious probate is a legal term that refers to a dispute that may arise after someone’s death concerning the distribution of their Estate. With increasing… Read More
Employers also have obligations to job applicants
A recent ruling by an Employment Tribunal serves as an important reminder to employers of their obligations to job applicants and not just their employees. Read More
Can obesity constitute a disability?
According to the European Court of Justice (‘the ECJ’), obesity can constitute a disability within the meaning of the Employment Equality Directive. The facts of… Read More
Easter Opening Hours at Tyndallwoods
We will be closed on Good Friday and Easter Monday (3rd and 6th April 2015) but otherwise we are here to help you. We would… Read More
E-cigarettes and employees
E-cigarettes in the workplace are a difficult issue for employers. Should you treat them as if they are cigarettes or have different rules for their… Read More