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Wills and Probate , Family What you should know about power of attorney

There may come a time when you are unable to independently manage your affairs. Elvira Norton, Legal Adviser at DAS Law, explains and explores the abilities and limitations of the Power of Attorney.

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Wills and Probate Free Wills Month offers peace of mind and financial security

March has been designated Free Wills month; Chloe Jones, Legal Adviser at DAS Law, answers key questions about wills, such as when a will can be contested or changed.

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Goods and services disputes Don’t take a gamble when it comes to online betting

Lewys Traylor gives you the inside track on how to check out the legitimacy of a betting site and your legal options if your online bookie won’t pay you out.

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Employment disputes Do employees get extra pay on a leap year day?

Every four years, many workers find themselves cramming an extra day of work into an already packed year. But are workers in the UK entitled to extra pay for this extra work?

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Family If your engagement doesn’t have a happy ending, who gets the ring?

Tom Eastment, Solicitor Apprentice at DAS, investigates the complex legal position surrounding ring ownership at the end of a relationship.

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Employment disputes How Maternity, Adoption and Shared Parental Leave regulations are changing this year

In this Bitesized Edition, we look at the new Maternity Leave, Adoption Leave and Shared Parental Leave (Amendment) Regulations, set to come into force on 6 April 2024.

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Employment disputes 9 things employers need to know about apprenticeships

With National Apprenticeship Week here, we explain what employers need to consider regarding apprenticeship schemes and their legal obligations.

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Employment disputes How flexible working regulations are changing this year

Amendments to the current flexible working legislation will come into force this year. Any flexible working applications made on or after 6 April 2024 must be dealt with in accordance with the regulations.

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General advice , Protecting your business 5 things you need to know about missing the self-assessment tax return deadline

With 31 January deadline fast approaching, time is ticking for the UK’s 5.4m tax payers to submit their Self-Assessment tax returns.

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Employment disputes Holiday Pay Guidance from the Government – The Bitesized Edition

The Government has issued guidance on calculating holiday pay to simplify holiday entitlement for irregular hours and part-year workers.

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General advice , Motorcycling What to do if the council won’t fix the potholes on your road

Corey Evans, Associate at DAS Law clarifies the legal position around damage caused by potholes and the possible repercussions for those who seek to resolve them themselves.

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Goods and services disputes 4 ways to escape your gym contract in the new year

Gyms are prepared for a New Year’s resolution rush and every January, millions of people rush to sign expensive gym membership contracts. But how fair are these contracts and can you terminate them if your situation changes?

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