UK’s crisis-ridden family courts are failing children Opinion The test of a society is how it treats its children, but our family courts are in crisis. Reform cannot be more urgent, writes Robert Hines.
Death, taxes and family feuds: Why the UK’s courts are flooded with inheritance tax disputes Opinion With the rising cost of living, more and more people are relying on inheritance for their financial stability – and much more willing to go to court over a will, says Scott Taylor In an unsettling new trend, approximately 40 per cent of British adults are willing to consider challenging a will in court if [...]
