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The firm’s mission is to ‘make law easy for you’ by providing legal services through dedicated, highly trained teams.

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30/08/2024

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We all know that trying to recover can be a difficult task. You might have even had to seek recourse to try and get your money back.

Except, what do you do once you've got the on your side? How can you enforce the judgement?

Jordan Ismail will talk you through your enforcement options in his latest blog:

Enforcing Money Judgments You may have seen our recent publication, Debt Recovery – How to Get Paid, last week. In this article, we delve deeper into the different enforcement actions available to you if you’ve received a County Court Judgement (CCJ) but your debtor still will not pay. The law p...

19/08/2024

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Have you thought about what you'll be like in the ? It's hard to imagine ourselves getting old or that one day we might not be able to do everything we used to.

Even if you can't imagine that time, you should still prepare for it, with a .

But can you put it off a few more years? When should you prepare a Power of Attorney anyway?

Rix & Kay's team can help you answer that question. Check out their latest for more:

It's always best to prepare a Lasting Power of Attorney as soon as possible. Prepare a Lasting Power of Attorney to avoid future problems.

13/08/2024

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Getting can be an exciting time - maybe you've received flowers through the post 💐, or someone has sent you a birthday card 🎉. Maybe you're excitedly waiting for that online order to be delivered 📦.

But this isn't one of those times.

You open the envelope. You read those first few lines. And your heart drops.

You've received a .

What do you do? What even is a Letter Before Action?

Don't worry, Louise Mackay has you covered with her latest . If you've received a Letter Before Action, it's something you can't afford to miss:

A Letter Before Action is the first step required in contemplation of issuing a claim against another party.

09/08/2024

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Your loved one has passed on and now it's time to divide up their estate.

It's a hard time, an emotional time.

And a time that's only made worse when an isn't performing their duties.

It's time to get a different executor of the .

But how do you do that?

Katie McClean FCILEx is here to help with her latest blog. Make sure you check it out if you need support on removing an executor from an estate:

There are instances where an Executor may be unfit to fulfil these duties, leading beneficiaries to seek their removal.

07/08/2024

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When with children separate, ensuring adequate support can be challenging as they do not have the same protections as married couples.

So what can you do if this happens to you?

Rebecca Jones can help you with this. Check out her latest blog on Schedule 1 of the Children Act and how it can be used to help unmarried parents.

How Unmarried Parents Can Secure Financial Support for Children Under Schedule 1 When unmarried parents with children separate, ensuring adequate financial support can be challenging as they do not have the same protections as married couples. Schedule 1 of the Children Act 1989 provides a vital leg...

05/08/2024

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You're buying a commercial property and you've just exchanged contracts.

The day after, you receive the news that the property has been damaged.

Where do you stand legally from a buyer’s perspective?

Jonathan Laws and Rix & Kay's team is here to help you figure out what to do if something happens and how to avoid this being an issue in the first place.

Check out Jonathan's latest blog for more insights into this topic

Damage to commercial property between exchange and completion You have just exchanged contracts and paid 10% deposit of the full purchase price for a commercial freehold property. The day after, you receive the news that the property has been damaged. Where do you stand legally from a buyer’s pers...

02/08/2024

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Divorce is hard enough. There are so many things to consider, from finances to childcare, to property.

But there is one thing you might have overlooked.

Your Will.

Is your Will still valid after divorce?

The answer is more complex than you thought, but Rebecca Jones, Family Law Partner, is here to help you with her latest blog:

Divorce is a significant life event that impacts many life aspects. However, one crucial element often overlooked is updating your Will.

31/07/2024

Rix & Kay is delighted to announce that the firm has successfully maintained its quality standards certification following a surveillance visit by the Centre for Assessment. The audit highlights the firm’s consistent ability to deliver services that meet both client and regulatory requirements.

Read more about the results of the audit on our

Rix & Kay is pleased to announce that the firm has maintained its ISO 9001 quality standards following its annual audit

29/07/2024

Being a of a can be incredibly rewarding.

But when things go wrong, it can be incredibly frustrating instead.

What recourse is there to help you when things go wrong?

Jordan Ismail covers one route of recourse, Unfair Prejudice Petitions, in his latest blog - check it out!

A short guide to shareholder disputes – (1) Unfair Prejudice Petitions According to Companies House, the UK has over 5 million registered companies. Being a shareholder of a company can be a rewarding experience, but what happens when things go wrong? Below is a short guide to Unfair Prejudice Pet...

26/07/2024

You've been in a long-term relationship, you lived together, you bought a house together, and sadly, you broke up.

But you never got married.

The laws around shared property aren't as clear cut when you're an unmarried couple.

Most courts rely on a law called TOLATA to make decisions about property disputes when a couple is not married. But what is TOLATA? And what's the process of TOLATA.

Janet Raeburn is here to help guide unmarried couples through the legal complexities of separating when you're not married. Check out our latest blog.

TOLATA and Property Disputes Between Unmarried Couples The Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA) provides the Court with the power to make decisions when there are property disputes on the ownership. This could be between unmarried couples for example. This Act enables the Cou...

23/07/2024

Have you looked into making a and thought of writing it yourself?

It's a complicated document, and so it's important to know what you're doing, as that document is legally binding.

With the rise of Will kits, we thought we'd explore what happens if there are any mistakes made when writing a will in our latest blog:

Will writing mistakes Have you looked into making a Will and thought of writing it yourself? If so, have you considered whether it would be a legally binding document or just an invalid piece of paper? It is not compulsory to have a Will in the UK. However, if you do not have one in […]

16/07/2024

We're proud members of EUROJURIS International, and recently two of our trainee solicitors attended a Vienna Congress for Jurismus, Eurojuris's Junior Lawyers Division.

Find out what they did and what they learned here:

We are actively involved in Jurismus, the junior lawyers’ division of Eurojuris. We had two of our trainee solicitors attend this year’s Jurismus Congress in Vienna

Address

7 The Drive
Brighton And Hove
BN33JS

Telephone

+441273329797

Website

http://www.rixandkay.co.uk/

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