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answerbanker

divorce settlement question / suggestions

My boyfriend is due to be divorced in a few weeks. He has 10 years until retirement, his current Pension lump sum forecast is £113,000. There are no dependants now, and his his wife works in...

bluebirdino

noisy neighbours

i dont know if i am posting in the right topic but i need some advice i have an large family living next door , i think its eight but cant be sure the problem is the children , they get in from school...

tomestone

At work

Can i contest the companies dogmatic approach in implimenting a random drug and alcohol policy.

ianb1960

Stopping up order

We are aware that an application is imminent to stop up a section of unadopted highway adjacent to our property. We have previously (in February 2000) successfully claimed a prescriptive easement over...

ruggief

Contesting a will

Hi, I appreciate this is a complicated issue but if anyone could point me in the right direction it would be appreciated. My father has just died leaving a will in which he leaves half his estate to...

awoods

split up with debt and joint mortgage

hi there new to this but here goes , me and my then partner bought a house in 2002 as a joint mortgage , a year later she briefly left and then returned eventually admitting she was in debt to the...

Dinger2

New Roof- Leasehold flat--Who pays ??

Grateful for advice,Bought flat under right to buy from housing assoc;its known as a 'top cottage flat'(maisonette) top and bottom flats share same roof,bottom flat are tennants,building is 61 yrs...

lourules

Injury Lawyers For You

Has anyone ever used this company? Im currently claiming on a back injury that i had to have operated on from a fall at work on something someone hadnt cleaned up. Any ideas on what figure i could be...

Kristal53

Suing seller for breach of contract.

A friend of mine had a pre-auction offer accepted by the seller on a property. She incurred an admin charge of 400 pounds from the auction house, although the property was to be sold under Private...

Harry-K

Is an Executor needed?

My wife and I have made mirror wills, are owners of our cottage as "tenants in common" and have joint bank account, either has full title to the account. When one dies, all has been left to...

woodchopper

Vauxhall part

My wifes 7yr old car developed a fault in the gearbox and was taken off the road to get it fixed - a new main shaft was required and was duly ordered from Vauxhall - that was in late October - now...

woodchopper

Is Prosecution likely?

I am an HGV driver - in October last year I was driving through a village to do a delivery b ut due to traffic congestion I could not get parked to off-load at the address. About a further 200yds on I...

chrissa1

Common Sense Has Prevailed

http://www.theanswerb.../Question1095681.html A letter was pushed through every letterbox on the street this afternoon stating that the governers had decided to move the whole fence back 2m to allow...

Lborobrewer

Is 'English' a recognised racial group

For the purposes of equality legislation? I was under the impression that unlike Scots, Welsh and Irish, English was not a recognised ethnic or national group in the equality legislation.

Kristal53

Conveying a property without Legal Help

This question is posed for a friend. She is retiring abroad and her son is going to buy her small house for cash. She has lived in the house for 30 years. Question is: Can they do the conveyencing...

Titan77

Financial details

My husband is a beneficiary in a Will but because the Will is being disputed, he may have to give his financial details and savings details to the Court. Does he have to include any accounts that are...

venator

UK taxation of EU workers

I want to take on a worker who lives in Dublin and is a taxpayer in Eire. Do I have to operate PAYE, and is there any other paperwork I need to deal with? I'd be grateful for any help....

suzcherkin

Is Fraudulent Signing As Someone Else For Loan Against A Property Illegal?

I bought a house with my (now ex) partner, we are both on the mortgage & both on the deeds. I had to leave him and the house due to his violence, and we have never resolved the property (him...

lisaloo38

seperated from my husband for ten years help !!!!

i want to get a divorce from my husband we have been seperated for 10 years and we dont have any contact anymore i know where he lives will it be easy to get a divorce? and can i do it myself?

aardvaark

emplyment law

Good afternnoon. I am writing this on behalf of a friend. The circumstances are that we was head hunted by an insurance company from a secure job. He signed a contract of employment with his new...