This guide to the circumstances in which the law may touch the everyday life of the ordinary person. It includes chapters on setting up a home, children, work, tax, goods and services, neighbours, holidays, countryside and sports, motoring, accidents and death and inheritance. Helpful advice on when it is better not to go to the law is included as well as practical directories of organizations to turn to for help in many situations.

The " Daily Telegraph" Guide to Everyday Law

Golden, Aviva

HarperCollins, Publishers

Over 120,000 copies of the earlier edition of this book have been sold. It has established itself as a key book for understanding how the law interacts with our daily life. This new edition, with an enhanced and clearer layout, reflects the many changes that have happened in recent years.  As with previous editions, the book covers all areas where the law may touch individuals in their daily life (excluding only full details of the criminal law). Areas covered include:  Introduction to the legal system Marriage and divorce Death and inheritance Buying and renting flats and houses Relations with neighbours The countryside, sport and recreation Goods and services Motoring Accidents  The book provides  * realistic examples to illustrate an individual's position in law in numerous problem situations  * advice on how to avoid getting into difficulties, and, if you do, guidance on what to do next.  * directories of organization to turn to for help

Daily Telegraph Everyday Law

Legal Self-Help

Harpercollins Pub, Ltd.

The Daily Telegraph Everyday Law

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