How do you end a Civil Partnership? – Civil Partnership Dissolution
A Clear Guide to Civil Partnership Dissolution in England and Wales To legally end a civil partnership, you must apply to the court for a civil partnership dissolution. The process...
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Are Written Agreements in Child Protection Cases Effective? Written agreements are often used in child protection cases where social workers and other professionals have safeguarding concerns. These agreements set out...
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Flexible Legal Advice When Full Representation Isn’t Affordable WSP Solicitors offer a Pay as You Go (PAYG) scheme for clients involved in disputes about children following separation. This allows you...
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What Is a Prohibited Steps Order? A Prohibited Steps Order (PSO) is a court order that prevents a parent from taking a specific action involving a child without the other...
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What Is Parental Responsibility? Parental Responsibility (PR) is the legal authority to make important decisions about a child’s upbringing, such as schooling, medical care, and religion. Unmarried fathers do not...
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What is a Child Arrangements Order? A Child Arrangements Order is a court order that sets out where a child will live, who they will spend time with, and how...
Continue readingAsset Purchase Vs Share Purchase: Which is best for you when buying a business?
When buying a business, how the transaction is structured is of paramount importance and should be agreed at the earliest possible stage. In most cases, there are two main options...
Should I replace my Enduring Powers of Attorney with Lasting Powers of Attorney?
If you have an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) that was signed and executed before October 2007, it is still legally valid. However, many people now choose to make Lasting...
Remortgaging your home. How can WSP Solicitors help unlock the potential?
How Can WSP Solicitors Help With Remortgaging? Remortgaging allows you to switch your mortgage to a new deal without moving home. If your fixed‑rate mortgage is ending in the next...
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