Major Changes to Employment Law from 29 July 2013
From 29 July 2013, Claimants have to pay an issue fee of either £160 of £250 depending on the nature of their claim. They also… Read More
Proposals to limit compensation in Unfair Dismissal Cases
Unfair dismissal awards are split into 2 components, the basic award and the compensatory award. The basic award is generally calculated… Read More
Are you aware of the wide-ranging changes in Employment Law this year?
The Government has announced a number of employment law reforms for 2013 which will affect both employers and employees. These reforms include:… Read More
What does the coalition £75,000 fees care cap proposal mean?
The coalition £75,000 fees care cap will not be implemented until April 2017 and is not retrospective. It is likely to directly benefit a smaller… Read More
Wills & Lasting Powers of Attorney – do it yourself or seek the advice of a solicitor?
Every adult should make a Will and every adult should have Lasting Powers of Attorney in place to choose those that they wish to… Read More
Have you thought about your funeral wishes?
A proper send off is important for those left behind to make arrangements and for those clients who wish to plan in advance for… Read More
Diagnosing dementia can help families plan
The Telegraph leader on 15th January 2012 referred to ‘Dementia sufferers abandoned’ and ‘Diagnosing dementia can help families plan’. A key to coping with dementia… Read More
Cutting through the bank’s red tape when dealing with probate
Clare and I are both proud to be members of the Society of Trust… Read More
Have you remembered a Charity in your Will?
Tyndallwoods are pleased to be supporters of Remember a Charity, the organisation of charities working together for a better future. One… Read More
Can someone’s Will be changed after they have died?
Strangely the answer is in certain circumstances “yes”. A Will may be varied or the intestacy provisions where there is no Will altered by… Read More