This book allows you to decide whether a living will is for you and offers a plain English living will to make your wishes known and how to grant an EPA allowing those you trust to manage your affairs.

Aims to provide 'how to' guidance in situations that would require expert advice. This book is supported by a companion website providing updates and ready-to-use documents and letters. It advises the landlord about: legal responsibilities, choosing and vetting a tenant, and the tenancy agreement. It is useful for both landlord and tenant.

A living will is an advance refusal of medical treatment. It is used by people who have decided that they do not want their life to be prolonged artificially. This book allows you to decide whether a living will is for you. It also shows you how to grant an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) allowing those you trust to manage your affairs.

The Pocket Lawyer series is designed for members of the public who want 'how to' guidance in situations that would normally require expert advice. Each title: is written by experts in their field contains all the information you need in one book has an accessible and user-friendly layout and structure is supported by a companion website providing free updates and ready-to-use documents and letters. Under the Inland Revenue's Rent-a-Room scheme you can earn GBP4,250 free of tax by taking in a lodger. This book will help you to decide whether taking in a lodger is for you. Once decided, it will guide you through your legal obligations as a landlord, help you choose and vet a suitable lodger and help you draft an agreement that is legally sound and fair for both of you.

Does someone owe you money? Whether the debtor is an individual or a commercial giant, this book helps you to choose a course of action to recover the debt. It provides 'how to' guidance, from gentle reminders, through obtaining and enforcing a court judgment, to bankrupting an individual or forcing a company into liquidation.

The Pocket Lawyer series is designed for members of the public who want 'how to' guidance in situations that would normally require expert advice. information you need in one book; Has an accessible and user-friendly layout and structure; Is supported by a companion website providing free updates and ready-to-use documents and letters perfect. Unfortunately, sometimes things go wrong. Your Rights at Work provides you with the advice and assistance you need to put things right. It takes you through a typical employment contract and explains what your rights are. It then shows you how to assert yourself if you are being treated unfairly and provides all the legal references you need to convince an employment tribunal you are in the right.