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Covid-19 Legal Articles

The Impact of Coronavirus on Children and Families – Survey Results

28 Jul 2020

We surveyed 1,000 parents about the impact of the Coronavirus on their family and themselves, and these are some of the key findings.

The Impact of Coronavirus on Children and Families – Survey Results
Get Your Divorce Ready for After Coronavirus

02 Jul 2020

We look at things to consider if you’re thinking of moving out during lockdown, and what you can do now to get your divorce case ready to proceed.

Get Your Divorce Ready for After Coronavirus
Lockdown Relaxations May Increase Road Traffic Accident Risk

02 Jul 2020

48% of motorists polled are worried that driving standards will be worse, and 18% admitted that they’ve found it hard to get back behind the wheel

Lockdown Relaxations May Increase Road Traffic Accident Risk

Latest Articles & Case Studies

Do You Really Want to be an Executor of a Will?

03 Aug 2020

If you start the Probate process and then decide you want to renounce (resign) as Executor, it can be a very complicated and expensive process.

Do You Really Want to be an Executor of a Will?
Simpson Millar Supports National Road Victim Month

03 Aug 2020

This month is a chance to reflect on the devastating impact of road traffic crashes on both individuals and their families all over the UK.

Simpson Millar Supports National Road Victim Month
Inheritance Tax and Probate Explained

31 Jul 2020

The Inheritance Tax rate is 40% and can be payable on the Estate of someone who passed away leaving an Estate with a value of £325,000 or more.

Inheritance Tax and Probate Explained