I own land abutting a public road and several trees overhang onto the road. Thankfully none fell during the recent storms. Please explain my responsibilities in terms maintaining or cutting trees on my land adjacent a public road. Am I liable if the tree falls
I have some concerns regarding my will and inheritance, and I would like your advice. I am a widower and made a will a few years ago leaving everything I own to my five children equally. Each of my children has children and if any
I am a student who is struggling to find accommodation close to my college. Please highlight in your legal column the fact that private homeowners can rent out a room in their home and avail of tax relief on the rental income. It might help
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