- Milton Keynes 01908 660966
- Northampton 01604 828282
I have been left nothing when I thought I would have inherited something, what can I do?
Posted: 14th January 2021
So you have been left nothing or not as much as you thought you would get – what rights do you have? There are two ways an individual can dispose of their estate: by executing a Will or in absence of this document then in accordance with the Intestacy Rules. What can I do? The […]
To Arbitrate or not to Arbitrate?
Posted: 18th November 2020
You may not have a choice. What is Arbitration? Arbitration is a strand of Alternative Dispute Resolution which has a contractual and judicial element attached to it. The decision to refer a dispute to Arbitration will ordinarily stem from an agreement between the disputing parties, otherwise known as the “Arbitration Agreement”, where it states that […]
Franchise Dispute – what should you do?
Posted: 3rd November 2020
Running a Franchise and having a dispute with your Franchisor can be extremely stressful. The time, energy and money invested into your business means any dispute with your Franchisor should be handled carefully. What sort of disputes can arise between Franchisor and Franchisee? The types of disputes that can arise are as follows: Upon making […]
Preventing a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration and stopping inheritance being distributed
Posted: 2nd November 2020
It is possible to stop the distribution of inheritance to beneficiaries should you wish to make a claim against the deceased’s estate. In order to do so however, you must act promptly. The first step is to create a document called a Caveat. A Caveat sets out the details of the person who has passed […]
What remedies are available for a breach of contract?
Posted: 16th September 2020
Contracts are entered into regularly by all of us, whether that be as consumers, suppliers, shareholders, investors – the list goes on. But what happens when one of the parties fails to adhere to their contractual obligations and breaches the contract? What remedies are available to the innocent party? This blog will outline the various […]
Breach of Contract Claim?
Posted: 14th September 2020
Contracts are entered into regularly by all of us, whether that be as consumers, suppliers, shareholders, investors – the list goes on. But what happens when one of the parties fails to adhere to their contractual obligations and breaches the contract? What remedies are available to the innocent party? This blog will outline the various […]
Damages for Breach of Contract
Posted: 11th September 2020
An award for damages is the most common remedy awarded in a breach of contract claim and the aim of such awards is to place the innocent party in the position it would have been had the breach not occurred. However, there are restrictions as to the extent to which damages may be awarded and […]
Quick Tips for Demonstrating Breach of Contract
Posted: 10th September 2020
What do I need to prove in a claim for breach of contract? That a contract exists – you must be able to demonstrate that there is a legally binding agreement between the parties; That one party has failed to comply with the contract – ie, they have not kept to their side of the […]
Enforcing a sale of a jointly owned property
Posted: 25th August 2020
Enforcing a sale of a property owned jointly at Court is governed by the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 otherwise known as TOLATA. Why would I need to enforce a sale of a property owned jointly? There are a number of reasons as to why an individual may choose to issue […]
What to expect if you are party to a claim in the Small Claims Track
Posted: 30th July 2020
The Small Claims Track is used for lower value claims, such as debt recovery claims or contract disputes valued at less than £10,000 and is intended to be a more “user friendly” process. This means that many Claimants and Defendants alike are able to take conduct of the matter themselves as a ‘Litigant in Person’, […]
Warning: Undefined variable $query in /var/www/vhosts/franklins-sols.co.uk/httpdocs/wp-content/themes/franklins/category.php on line 52
Warning: Attempt to read property "max_num_pages" on null in /var/www/vhosts/franklins-sols.co.uk/httpdocs/wp-content/themes/franklins/category.php on line 52
Older EntriesNewer Entries
