Power of taxman’s new computer system has tracked down £26m in unpaid debts
The Times article on 14 September reported that HM Revenue and Custom’s new Connect computer system responds to individuals who try to avoid or evade… Read More
Another excellent result for Tyndallwoods
Facing a reassessment for our Lexcel accreditation is always a little nerve wracking. However we were so pleased to be advised ““Another excellent result… Read More
Olympic Fever at Tyndallwoods
Here at Tyndallwoods Solicitors we are gripped by Olympic fever. This morning a client has come in to see us and sign her Lasting Power of… Read More
Legacy – the Lasting Gift
Legacies are a vital source of income for all charities, none more so than Birmingham St Mary’s Hospice in its work helping people… Read More
Mental Capacity Matters
I am pleased to be a member of the Birmingham branch of Solicitors for the Elderly. The law relating to the validity of… Read More
The myths of the common law wife
This was the title of an article in the May edition of Good Housekeeping rightly pointing out that protection from the law is patchy for… Read More
Willing and Able
We are ever anxious to improve the quality of our Will service. The members of our Private Client Team are qualified, regulated and insured. … Read More
Small actions, big difference.
Dying Matters Awareness Week – 14th to 20th May I was very interested to hear the Dying Matters Awareness Week referred to on BBC Breakfast. … Read More
Edward’s Trust Jubilee Tea Party
I was delighted to join Friends… Read More
How Do I Value a Property for Probate?
One of the questions I am often asked when consulted about an Estate is “How do I value a property for Probate?”. The… Read More