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...
by FMC | Jun 14, 2023 | Articles
When you die, the Government assesses how much your estate is worth. Your estate includes all your assets, such as your house and any other property, money in the bank, savings and investments, all your personal belongings, and any business you may own. Any debts you...
