by johnireland | Articles
It is one of the most common things we hear across the desk in Worthing. “We gave the house to the children years ago — so it is out of our estate now, isn’t it?” Almost always, the answer is no. The house is still yours for Inheritance Tax, the...
by johnireland | Articles
Every so often a court case comes along that shows exactly why we take such care over how a Will is made — not because the law is complicated, but because getting the basics right protects a family for good. Ginger v Mickleburgh, decided in the High Court this year,...
by johnireland | Articles
If you employ people, 1 October 2026 is a date worth putting in the diary. It marks the next tranche of changes flowing from the Employment Rights Act, and unlike some of the reforms that have been trailed for years, these ones have practical, day-to-day consequences...
