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Family mediation for divorce can be an efficient and cost-effective way to find a resolution to disagreements after a relationship has broken down. Simon Hawkins, Associate Solicitor and Family mediator...
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We know that purchasing a property can be a daunting prospect, especially with the well-publicised rises in interest rates on mortgages. Vicki Dick, a paralegal in the Residential Conveyancing Department,...
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If you have a child with disabilities, you may wonder how you are going to provide for them when you are gone. Depending on the disability of your child, they...
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As mortgage interest rates remain high, more homeowners are struggling financially. While a repossession is a last resort for lenders, the number of them is increasing and the trend looks...
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A successful event celebrating the roles of Women in Leadership took place at St Edward’s School, Cheltenham, in aid of The Nelson Trust. The evening focussed on female leaders from...
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The Court’s main consideration in cating in the child’s best interests in Family court proceedings is the welfare of the child which is provided for by the ‘Welfare Checklist’. Adele Benjamin,...
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5 questions to ask when choosing the right conveyancer – your guide to making the best choice
Choosing the right conveyancer is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when buying or selling a property. A good conveyancer will guide you through the legal process smoothly,...
The Renters’ Rights Bill, which is likely to become law at some point in 2025, will overhaul the tenancy system. Elizabeth Watt, examines what the bill seeks to achieve and...
When should I make a Health and Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney?
Vicky Broderick from WSP Solicitors’ Private Client Department, explains the importance of creating a Health and Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) and when best to create one. Vicky outlines...
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