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Summary Offences: What Is A Summary Offence?
Summary Offence | Read Time 2-4 MinutesThere are three types of categories for criminal offences in the UK, and these categories are used to determine how crime is processed through the criminal justice system. The three criminal offence categories include: Summary...
What is a Deed of Variation?
what is a deed of variation? | Read Time 2-4 Minutes.We've all heard the phrase "last will and testament." But did you know that the wishes in someone's will could still be changed after they pass away? If you want to change the portion of an estate that is left to...
What Are Triable Either Way Offences?
Traible Either-Way Crimes | Read Time 2-4 Minutes.In the UK, nearly all criminal cases will begin in magistrates' courts. The magistrates' courts normally deal with low severity cases and refer to them as summary offences. Whilst, the crown court deals with high...
What is a ToLATA Claim?
what is a TOLATA claim? | 5 minute read If you and your partner split up without being married, dividing your family home can be complex and costly. According to UK law, unmarried couples and married couples have significantly different rights when it comes to ending...
Public Order Offences | Sentencing and Representation
Public Order Offences | Read Time 2-4 Minutes.In the UK, public order offences are a form of offence that take place in public spaces. The Public Order Act ranges from things like public riots to a fight between two drunks at a pub. If you have been convicted for a...
Everything You Need To Know: County Court Judgments
If you owe money to someone and refuse to pay, you might have a County Court judgment made against you. Equally, if someone owes you money, the same may happen to them. These judgments can have serious consequences on your life, from damaging your credit score, to...





