WSP launches new Family Law service in the Forest of Dean
WSP has launched a new Family Law service in the Forest of Dean, making it easier for local people to access specialist legal advice, including Legal Aid support for those...
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Louise Kelly Family Law Solicitor & Amara McCalla Paralegal in Child Law explain the parental responsibility that both mother and father have when it comes to children and visitation rights. What...
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An end to the blame game. Beth Evans and Simon Hawkins, Family law experts and Divorce solicitors examine the changes in the grounds for divorce laws leading to the introduction...
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As we approach this romantic date in the calendar you may be thinking of buying your partner a bunch of flowers or taking them to a fancy restaurant. As you...
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The school holidays are fast approaching. This is not always an easy time for separated parents. The welfare of children is the key consideration at this time and it is...
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What would you do if you had been told your child has had a non-accidental injury? What if you had no explanation for this injury and was then told your...
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Recent changes have been recommended for domestic abuse allegations in Children Act proceedings. Francesca Robinson in WSP Solicitors Family Law Team details what these are and the effect they will...
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