Family law

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To Bar or Not to Bar… Changes to the Children’s Act s.91(14)

Posted: 23 August

What is a “Barring Order” in the Children’s Act? Barring Orders can be made by the Family Court, within Children Act Proceedings, in order to stop applications being brought to Court in the future. Bringing further applications requires permission...

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Can an Executor Change a Will

During the lifetime of the Will maker (‘the Testator’), an Executor cannot change the...

- 26 August 2026

What Does It Mean to Be a Beneficiary of a Will?

The loss of a loved one can be a significantly distressing time emotionally. Alongside...

- 26 August 2026

Who to appoint as your Executors?

Choosing Your Executors Careful consideration should be taken when deciding who to appoint as...

- 20 August 2026

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