Chat with the Lawyer about Inheritance
A lawyer will be available for a live chat on inheritance-related questions in Sweden today.
How to Avoid Inheritance Disputes – The Lawyer's Best Advice
Inheritance can be a source of both security and conflict, and legal expert Peder Lundgren offers advice to families on how to navigate these issues.
ICC to consider legal advice that criticises UN report on prosecutor Karim Khan
The ICC is set to review a report by a panel of judges that disputes findings from a UN inquiry regarding misconduct allegations against chief prosecutor Karim Khan.
Lawyers' data published online without their consent. There is an investigation by the prosecutor's office
An investigation has been launched by the prosecutor's office regarding a website impersonating official legal registries and misleading users about legal assistance.
Residents will be able to receive free consultations on bankruptcy rights
Free consultations on bankruptcy rights will be provided to residents during the "Days of Bankruptcy Process Administrators" on March 24 and 25.
Rental with an option to purchase: what are the underwater stones of such transactions?
Many residents of Latvia dream of owning their own homes, but for various reasons, including insufficient funds for a down payment, they struggle to secure standard mortgage loans. A rental model that allows tenants not only to pay rent but also to eventually become homeowners is gaining attention, necessitating a precise legal approach, as discussed by experts in the field.
'Nemuno aušra' asks the Electoral Commission to postpone the decision on possible violations regarding car rental payments
The party 'Nemuno aušra' has requested the Electoral Commission to delay its decision on alleged violations related to car rental payments, citing the need for more time to review extensive materials and obtain legal advice.
Legal age for leaving kids home alone at Easter as parents reminded of UK law
The NSPCC has provided guidance for parents regarding the legal age and advice for leaving children home alone during the Easter school holidays in the UK.
Liveta Kazlauskienė has come under the radar of scammers: she promises to take action
Liveta Kazlauskienė expressed her concerns over scammers using artificial intelligence to exploit her images on Facebook and is seeking legal advice to combat the issue.
Two Common Mistakes Relatives Make in Inheritance Declarations - They Will Pay for It Later in an Unpleasant Way
The article discusses two common mistakes relatives make during the inheritance declaration process and offers guidance on how to avoid them.
EL PAÍS strengthens its coverage of housing and creates a legal consulting service
EL PAÍS has enhanced its housing coverage by establishing a legal consulting service for readers to seek advice on housing-related issues.
US Top Athlete Suspected in Girlfriend's Murder Tried to Get Away Clean with ChatGPT's Help
NFL player Darron Lee is suspected of murdering his girlfriend Gabriella Perpetuo and sought legal advice from ChatGPT after the incident.
Common Expenses: What to Do If Increases in Liquidation Raise Doubts
The article discusses the concerns faced by property owners and tenants due to rising common expenses in Argentina, outlining legal avenues available for objecting unjustified increases.
Not all car faults are your problems: a lawyer explains how to terminate a contract and what you should not overlook
A Lithuanian lawyer provides insights on hidden defects in car purchases and explains how buyers can protect their rights when faced with undisclosed issues after the sale.
Millionaire crime boss 'kills himself and stages death as accident on advice of his lawyer'
Michael J. Miske Jr., a millionaire crime boss, allegedly staged his suicide in jail as an accident to protect his $20 million assets from government seizure, following advice from his lawyer.
We bought a 'winterized vacation home' – but got something else
After years of searching, a couple bought what they believed to be a winterized vacation home, only to find several discrepancies in the property's conditions post-purchase.
Katie Price 'humiliated' as she 'calls in lawyers' after new revelations about husband Lee Andrews
Katie Price is seeking legal help after her husband Lee Andrews' ex made serious allegations against him.
"ChatGPT is not a lawyer" - Nippon Life sues OpenAI
Nippon Life's US subsidiary has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, claiming that ChatGPT, which lacks a legal license, provided legal advice leading to unfair litigation.
Divorce at the Notary, Priority - Children's Interests
The process for divorcing at a notary in Latvia has changed to prioritize the interests of children by formalizing custody, access rights, and child support agreements.
"Many Responsible": After the Collapse in Parque Patricios, Residents Report Previous Failures and Seek Legal Advice
Residents of the Estación Buenos Aires housing complex in Parque Patricios are demanding accountability and seeking legal counsel following the recent collapse of a parking slab that forced evacuations.
What to do with a pension after the pensioner's death: When it can be kept and when it must be returned
The article discusses the circumstances under which a pension can be retained or must be returned after a pensioner's death.
Free legal advice in Texas for Mexicans: how to get help from lawyers without an appointment in March 2026
The Mexican Consulate in Houston offers free legal advice to Mexicans residing in the U.S., regardless of their immigration status, covering various legal matters without the need for an appointment.
Good news for Mexicans: the Houston Consulate will have a health fair and migrant advice in March 2026
The Houston Consulate of Mexico will host a health fair offering free medical tests and legal advice for the Mexican community on March 12, 2026.
AI hallucinations: why one should not use 'chatGPT' to solve legal questions
A legal expert warns against relying on general AI tools like ChatGPT for legal advice, emphasizing the importance of updated legal information.
Legal Column: Is it permissible to charge a flat rate for operating costs?
The article discusses the legality and practicality of charging a flat rate for operating costs in rental agreements in Germany.
Parking fines you don't actually have to pay - expert explains
An expert from Which? outlines circumstances under which certain parking fines can be ignored or disputed by motorists.
Can I get my money back from my ex?
The article discusses a financial dispute between ex-partners regarding a joint savings account during their cohabitation.
What to do if someone blocks your driveway — lawyer explains
The article offers legal advice on what steps to take if your driveway is blocked by someone else's vehicle, emphasizing the importance of avoiding self-remedies like clamping or towing.
Proposal to Supplement the Parliamentary Team: A Legal Advisor for Members of the Seimas Would Be Created
A proposal in the Lithuanian parliament aims to allow members of the Seimas to hire a legal advisor to help assess the constitutionality of proposed legislation.
'I'm a solicitor - here's how to resolve boundary disputes with your neighbour'
Sophie Campbell-Adams, a solicitor, provides guidance on resolving common boundary disputes between neighbours.
I have debts exceeding 20 thousand. How can an ordinary person apply for bankruptcy status, and how much does it cost?
The article explores the legal process in Latvia for individuals, such as Līvija, who struggle with significant debt, detailing how to apply for bankruptcy status and the associated costs.
Inheritance, separation, and assets: lawyer warns against decisions that cannot be postponed
A Brazilian lawyer emphasizes the importance of timely decisions regarding inheritance and family law to prevent future conflicts and losses.
The Social Security Rights of People with Disabilities: 5 Alerts to Check
The article discusses essential alerts regarding the social security rights of people with disabilities in Brazil, highlighting common pitfalls and necessary documentation for access.
Guillermo Cruz Arana, specialist in wills: 'The ideal is to leave a property with deeds, but that is not enough'
Guillermo Cruz Arana discusses the complexities of inheritances and the importance of ensuring that properties are properly documented in wills.
After the STT Inquiry – G. Nausėda's Advice to G. Paluckas
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda advises politician G. Paluckas to resign to avoid casting a shadow on his party despite no legal obstacles preventing his continued membership.
Lawyer warns common parking misunderstanding could cost you thousands
A lawyer highlights that misunderstandings about parking fines can lead to significantly increased costs for drivers.
LAWYER EXPLAINS ⟩ What is broker's fee and what are you actually paying for
The article discusses the broker's fee in real estate transactions and the responsibilities of brokers in ensuring client interests are prioritized and protected.
Lawyers Charging Up to $6,000 an Hour for Advice
Top American lawyers have significantly raised their hourly fees, with some now charging up to $6,000, reflecting a trend that outpaces inflation.
Residents will be able to receive free notary consultations
On March 5th, residents can receive free consultations from certified notaries on various legal matters, particularly focusing on changes in divorce processes.
FCC chair Brendan Carr says media were ‘lied to’ over Stephen Colbert controversy
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr accused journalists of being misled regarding Stephen Colbert's claims of censorship by CBS, asserting that the network did not prevent the interview but provided legal advice.
Last Year Also Saw Several Apartments Being Scammed. Why Consulting a Notary Before Transactions is Important?
In Latvia, there is an increase in scams involving apartments, particularly through private transactions without notarial involvement, prompting calls for greater reliance on notaries.
Lawyer explains the 3 things you can do if someone parks on your driveway
A lawyer outlines the legal options available for handling unauthorized vehicles parked on your driveway, emphasizing civil remedies and one crucial legal misstep to avoid.
Legal Column: Do Tenants Have to Sign a Protocol Before Moving Out?
The article discusses whether it is mandatory for tenants in Germany to sign a protocol documenting the condition of a rental property upon moving out.
Government cancels plan to delay local council elections in England
The UK government has abandoned its plans to postpone 30 local council elections in England following legal advice against the move and backlash from opposition parties.
PM abandons plans to delay council elections after legal advice
The UK government has dropped plans to postpone council elections after receiving legal advice against the move.
Snow must not be shoveled here under any circumstances
The article discusses the proper handling of snow accumulation on properties in Finland, emphasizing that snow should not be shoveled onto public areas or neighboring properties.
New Citizen Service: The City of Haar Offers Free Legal Advice
The city of Haar in Germany is now providing free legal advice to its residents on matters such as tenant rights and employment issues.
Good Law Project loses challenge to interim EHRC advice on single-sex spaces
The Good Law Project's legal challenge against interim advice from the UK Equality and Human Rights Commission regarding single-sex spaces for transgender individuals was dismissed by the High Court.
This is everything you need to know before signing a property deed to avoid problems
The article outlines key considerations for buyers before finalizing property transactions, emphasizing the importance of legal formalities.
Air Fresheners and Rosaries: The Mexican Consulate in Tucson Suggests Not Having These Items in the Car to Avoid Detentions
The Mexican Consulate in Tucson advises migrants and drivers to avoid having air fresheners and rosaries in their vehicles to prevent potential detentions.