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    Cohabitation And Intestacy - Government Consultation

    Recent government proposals could fundamentally change how unmarried couples are treated under inheritance law, potentially granting cohabitants the same intestacy rights as married couples. But without corresponding inheritance tax exemptions, could these well-intentioned reforms create unexpected financial burdens for families and increase vulnerability to predatory relationships?
    United KingdomFamily and Matrimonial
    Howard Kennedy LLP
    Howard Kennedy LLP
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    Supporting Chinese Living, Studying And Doing Business In The UK – Mitigating Risk Of Committing Business Crime (Part 2) – Unexplained Wealth Orders

    Unexplained Wealth Orders are powerful investigative tools that require individuals to prove the legitimate origins of their assets when they appear disproportionate to known lawful income.
    United KingdomCriminal Law
Howard Kennedy LLP
Howard Kennedy LLP
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    Chancel Repair Liability

    The latest stage in the saga of a couple’s fight against liability for repairs to the chancel of a church in Warwickshire has been much reported recently.
    United KingdomReal Estate and Construction
    Howard Kennedy LLP
    Howard Kennedy LLP
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    Supporting Chinese Students Studying In The UK: Common Criminal Risks And How To Respond To An Investigation

    Chinese students studying in the UK face unique legal risks due to differences between UK and Chinese law. Understanding common criminal offences—from relationship conduct to financial transactions—and knowing how to respond if contacted by police can help prevent serious consequences including criminal charges, university expulsion, and immigration problems.
    GlobalCriminal Law
    Howard Kennedy LLP
    Howard Kennedy LLP
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