Aldridge Brownlee Solicitors' Blog Articles & Resources in Dorset

Can my Attorney access my bank accounts? 27 January 2023

What is an Attorney? An attorney is a person to whom you have given legal authority to act on your behalf when you are unable to act for yourself.

Can I apply for financial provision if my spouse or partner died without making a Will? 06 January 2023

If you didn't receive sufficient inheritance under a Will or Intestacy Law you may be able to make a claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975.

Getting divorced: Should I take legal advice before signing a consent order? 16 December 2022

It is important to take legal advice before you sign a consent order when getting divorced to make sure that you aren't disadvantaged.

Why everyone should have a power of attorney 09 December 2022

A Power of Attorney is a very valuable document to have in place. It allows you to plan for the future when you can no longer make decisions for yourself.

How do I move out of shared property? 02 December 2022

If you are unsure whether your living arrangements are ideal, remember you will have entered into a legal contract. Ignoring the terms of your contract might cause problems further down the line, especially when you want to move out.

Does no-fault divorce make it easier to get divorced? 25 November 2022

On 6 April 2022, the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act (2020) came into force. It is a landmark reform introducing ‘no-fault divorce’ for couples ending their marriage.

Organ Donation - Do your family know your wishes? 25 September 2022

It’s time to talk to loved ones about organ donation.

Swing Unlimited Big Band at Highcliffe Castle 15 September 2022

Office Closure  - 29th July 2022 15 July 2022

In Memoriam - Gus Cook 13 July 2022