by FMC | Aug 5, 2023 | Whitepapers
In 2005, during the course of a commercial law dispute under the Brussels Convention (the predecessor to the Brussels I Regulation),[i] the European Court of Justice held that domestic courts in an EU member state have no power to stay their proceedings on the basis...
by FMC | Aug 5, 2023 | Whitepapers
The invalidity of Wills through the lack of testamentary capacity is often at the heart of family disputes following a death. Advances in modern medicine mean that many of us will live longer but many of us will suffer from some sort of deterioration in our mental...
by FMC | Jun 14, 2023 | Articles
If a person suffers an accident or illness that means they can no longer make decisions for themselves, someone needs to step in to manage their affairs in their best interests. If a person loses their mental capacity without having made a valid Enduring or Lasting...
by FMC | Jun 14, 2023 | Articles
Our Probate and Administration of Estates experts can help guide you through the process following a death, whether or not there is a Will. Our service includes advice regarding: Registration of a death Organising a funeral Payment of bills and legacies Drawing up...
