Probate News

Sellers Shift Houses Quickly And Avoid Repossession With Sell My Pad (Press Dispensary)
Sell My Pad has been created by experienced property manager, Les Sheppard, to help people who can't afford to keep their existing home or need to ...

Surviving the death of a breadwinner (Independent)
These may be modern times, but millions of families are still relying on a sole breadwinner to keep their finances afloat.

Jack gets Tweed F.A. in Jade Goody's will (News Of The World)
JADE Goody made certain her playboy widower Jack Tweed wasn't left a penny of her £3million fortune.

Porn-company son inherits Baron's title but nothing else (Yorkshire Post)
LORD Feversham has missed out on inheriting anything immediately from his late father's £45m Yorkshire estate despite succeeding to the title.

The tragic secret behind the death of Moira Stuart's father (Daily Telegraph)
The tragic secret behind the death of newsreader Moira Stuart's father has emerged for the first time.

Chained to the desk: millions put in hours of unpaid overtime (Times Online)
We’ve had extreme fishing, extreme skiing and even extreme ironing. Now, however, the TUC has found that almost a million workers are spending hours every week on an activity that may give them no pleasure and certainly no reward — extreme overtime.

Sally finds her Leeds-France connection (Yorkshire Evening Post)
LEEDS-based lawyers Heslop & Platt – solicitors and French law specialists – have expanded their team with the appointment of Sally Dilks.

Children fight over illustrator Tasha Tudor's estate (Daily Telegraph)
A judge has ordered the children of American illustrator Tasha Tudor to divide her ashes in a bitter family feud over her estate.

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Self defence can cut the cost of legal fees (Independent)
Over the last year there has been a surge in the number of people defending themselves in court. The main reason is that they simply cannot afford to pay the legal fees and fewer of them qualify for legal aid. So can people successfully represent themselves? And why exactly are they doing it?