Month: August 2016

By Nikki Barnes, Wills and Probate Solicitor of Rowlinsons Solicitors and a member of The Society of Trusts and Estates Practitioners (STEP) Many married couples are blissfully unaware that if one of them loses mental capacity, the other account holder does not have an automatic right to access the account.  In fact, most banks and […]

By Paul McCord, Commercial Solicitor Although most of your customers are good payers, you may come across some that are difficult.  There are endless promises to pay but somehow the cash never materialises.  You can spend fruitless hours telephoning bad payers who seem to be permanently out of the office or in meetings.  This is […]