SQE1 Wills and Intestacy: Essential Rules for the FLK2 Paper
Wills and intestacy is one of the higher-yield FLK2 topics. This guide covers valid will requirements, intestacy rules, personal representatives, and family provision claims.
Wills and intestacy is one of the higher-yield FLK2 topics. This guide covers valid will requirements, intestacy rules, personal representatives, and family provision claims.
Five revision habits consistently hold SQE1 candidates back — passive reading, delaying practice questions, ignoring weak subjects, skipping mocks, and revising without a plan.
Directors’ duties are among the most heavily tested FLK1 areas. This guide covers all seven duties under the Companies Act 2006, breach consequences, and derivative actions.
Solicitors’ accounts is more demanding than candidates expect. This guide covers the SRA Accounts Rules, client money, interest obligations, and the most common exam scenarios.
Land law combines abstract concepts with practical application. This guide covers registered land, overriding interests, co-ownership, severance, easements, and covenants.
Murder and manslaughter are among the most frequently tested FLK2 topics. This guide covers the offences, partial defences, and the exam technique to apply them quickly.
Negligence is the most important tort for FLK1. This guide covers the three-stage test, causation, remoteness, and defences with key cases for every element.
Contract law is one of the highest-weighted FLK1 subjects. This guide covers formation, terms, vitiating factors, and remedies — the rules you must know cold before exam day.
The SQE1 pass mark is set via standard setting, not fixed in advance. Understand what scaled scores mean and what practice score gives you the confidence to sit.
FLK1 and FLK2 look identical in format but cover different areas of law. Understanding the subject split and how to approach each paper is essential for effective revision planning.