Who will care for my pets when I die?

- 11 April 2023

In the unfortunate circumstance where an owner no longer possesses their mental capacity  or sadly passes away, it’s not always clear what will happen to their pets. For owners living  alone, it’s essential to make arrangements for their pets in case they can no longer look after  them. Owners have plenty of options when choosing…
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How do you deal with school holidays as a separated parent?

- 5 April 2023

With Easter approaching in early April and half-term and the summer holidays following not too far behind, how do you address arrangements for your children in the school holidays as a separated parent.  This is something we are often asked to assist with, and so here are our top tips for a smooth holiday period….
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What is the role of a Lasting Power of Attorney?

- 14 March 2023

What is a Lasting Power of Attorney  A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document that gives someone else the authority to make decisions on your behalf, should you become unable to do so yourself. This could be due to an accident, illness or simply because you no longer have the mental capacity…
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Empowering Women in Law on International Women’s Day

- 8 March 2023

Here at Redkite Solicitors, we continue to celebrate International Women’s Day with each passing year. The occasion presents a welcomed opportunity to celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women across the globe, as well as within our Redkite family. It is also a fantastic opportunity to reflect on the inequalities that are…
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Did you say ‘Yes’ this Valentine’s Day?

- 14 February 2023

Valentine’s Day is celebrated around the world on the 14th of February and is widely considered to be the most romantic day of the year. In Wales, Valentine’s Day  closely follows St. Dwynwen’s Day. Celebrated earlier in the year on the 25th of January, the date celebrates the Welsh patron saint of lovers, giving the…
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Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) are changing in England and Wales

- 19 January 2023

Did you know that Energy Performance Certificates (EPC) are changing in England and Wales? Is your Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) lower than an E rating? If so read below. An EPC is a certificate that is issued by an assessor which shows information about the energy efficiency of a property, which is valid for 10…
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What are your consumer rights when shopping online?

- 24 November 2022

Consumers today hardly think twice when completing a purchase online. With so many products at the tip of your fingers, and suppliers offering competitive deals and next-day delivery, it’s no wonder why shopping events like Black Friday and Cyber Monday are incredibly popular with online shoppers. Despite the convenience and accessibility of online shopping, things…
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Elon Musk and the on-going Twitter Controversy

- 17 November 2022

As Elon Musk enters his fourth week as CEO of Twitter, the controversy surrounding his decision making seems never ending. Continuing mass layoffs, apprehension surrounding the financial future of the platform, and concerns surrounding censorship and Human Rights are just some of the issues that have arisen since the takeover. Mass-redundancies: After only one week…
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How often should you update your will?

- 11 November 2022

There are a few critical times in life when it’s especially important to update your last will and testament. Changes to your lifestyle, family, or job situation can all be good reasons to revisit your will or create one for the first time. It’s important to note that without a will, your estate is subject…
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Keeping Families Safe on Bonfire Night

- 4 November 2022

Bonfire night is an exciting time of year, but it’s essential to ensure you stay safe and avoid any accidents. Fireworks, sparklers and bonfires are all potential hazards that can cause serious injury. Each year, hundreds of adults and children attend hospitals and doctors’ surgeries for injuries related to using and misusing fireworks and sparklers….
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