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Monthly Archives: October 2025
What happens if you die without making a will?
What happens if you don’t leave a will? With over half of UK adults not having a will in place, this is a commonly asked question. If you die without making a valid will, it will be classed as ‘dying intestate’. This means your estate – everything you owned, from property and savings to personal possessions – must be divided according to the legal rules of intestacy. The rules of intestacy do provide some level of structure at an uncertain time – but they do not always align with what families are expecting. We often find that they create additional stress. Losing someone close to you is one of life’s most difficult experiences; as well as coping with grief and emotional upheaval, there are practical matters that need to be dealt with which are much harder without a will in … Continue reading
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Download: 5 legal pitfalls to avoid when selling a pub or restaurant
There are many reasons why someone might sell a pub or restaurant. You may be ready to step into retirement, or you might have found that the business is no longer sustainable. Whatever the motivation, the process can often feel daunting and complex. Alongside presenting your business well and negotiating the right deal, there are several legal issues that can derail or devalue a sale if not managed properly. The corporate and commercial solicitors at Scott Bailey have created this guide, highlighting the five most common pitfalls sellers encounter and how to avoid them with the right advice. Complete this form to view the guide on our website: Can we help? There is no substitute for obtaining specialist legal advice, but hopefully this guide has provided you with useful food for thought. When you are ready to take the next … Continue reading
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