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Straightforward conversations about legal issues. Welcome to the Legal Chat Podcast featuring a range of expert solicitors offering their insight into various legal topics.
Uncovering the issues within the family court system, we venture into an illuminating discussion with our Family Law Partner, Keith Unger. We dissect the various challenges currently distressing the system, be it frequent adjournments, administrative shortcomings or the recent digital shift for filing documents.
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Ever wondered about the intricacies of the Children's Act and its impact on families undergoing divorce or separation? Julie Dann, with her vast knowledge and firsthand experience, guides us through the Children's Act of 1989 and 2004, highlighting their differences, aims, and how they have influenced child protection policies in the UK.
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What if the most valuable asset in your divorce was something you barely gave a thought to? Unravel this as Charles Tennant, a specialist in family law, takes you through the intricate, and often misunderstood, world of pensions and divorce.
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Ever wondered how the law ensures protection for the mentally impaired and those with acquired brain injuries? This fascinating discussion with Ellie Norman and John McKenzie from Warners Law's Court of Protection team will provide you with a clear and in-depth understanding of it all. From the powers and responsibilities of the court, to the intriguing role of a deputy, you'll discover a side of law that safeguards the rights and interests of the vulnerable in our society.
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In this episode, Charles Tennant talks about the updates to divorce law since the introduction of ‘no-fault’ divorce.
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Did you know that if you subscribe to the NFU's Legal Assistance scheme, the NFU will contribute to your legal costs? In this podcast, Michael McNally explains how one of his clients has benefited from the LAS scheme whilst disputing a right of way claim. He also talks about the NFU Contract Checking service and the Legal Health check.
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In this episode of Legal Chat, Louise Brenlund talks about Employment Law and shares an insight into her role as Head of Employment Law as well as providing details on some of her most interesting cases.
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In this episode of Legal Chat, Kate Barker talks about Lasting Power of Attorneys (LPA’s) and explores why it is so important to apply for an LPA before you lose mental capacity.
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In this episode, Matthew Aves talks about the updates to divorce law since the introduction of ‘no-fault’ divorce.
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Charles Tennant, a partner in the Family Law team at Warners Solicitors explores what a prenuptial agreement is and why couples should consider making a prenuptial agreement.
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Fiona Taylor, a partner in the Probate and Estates team at Warners Solicitors explores what probate is and looks at common problems that can arise when administering an estate.
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In this episode, Matthew Aves talks about the upcoming changes to divorce law including the new 'no-fault' divorce.
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In this episode, Michael McNally talks about some interesting agricultural cases
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In this episode, Rebecca Massam answers some of the most commonly asked questions about Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
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In this episode, Keith Unger answers some of the most commonly asked questions such as: What is involved in getting divorced and how long does it take? What can I do if my ex won’t agree to a divorce? and What does it mean if a divorce is uncontested?
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In this episode, Matthew Aves answers some of the most commonly asked questions such as: What happens if we cannot agree with whom the children should live? What are my rights to see the children? and Where will a child live if we separate or divorce if only one of us is the child's parent?
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In this episode, Gail Hall looks at how we can all prepare for older age. It can be a costly business getting old Gail discusses the options that are available to you, including the little-known 'attendance allowance' benefit. Gail discusses some of the steps that you can take now to make things easier for you and your family.
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In this episode, Martin Terrell gives his insight into what it’s really like working with the Court of Protection. He also discusses the highs and lows of working with individuals who have lost mental capacity and how he deals with difficult relatives.
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In this episode, Simon Garner discusses Inheritance Tax and Declarations of Trust. Simon explains what Inheritance Tax is and who’s responsibility it is to pay it. He also describes how most estates don’t fall within the Inheritance Tax threshold because they can make use of certain exemptions and reliefs. Simon also discusses Declaration of Trusts. He describes the circumstances where they can be used and why clients might want to make one.
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In this episode, Fiona Taylor explains what probate is and the different approaches taken depending on whether the deceased has left a Will or if they have died intestate. She describes the various stages that are involved, from applying for probate to the distribution of the assets. She discusses why some people choose to administer the estate themselves and why some people instruct solicitors either for the whole process or for a part of it.
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In this episode, Aneesha Dhami explains why it is important to have a Will and what will happen to your estate if you die without having a Will in place. She talks about how having a Will allows you to appoint guardians for your children and helps you make the most of any Inheritance Tax exemptions that may apply. Aneesha discusses the downside of using DIY Wills or an unregulated Will writer. She also talks about the implications of getting a divorce and what impact this has on your Will.
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