Property Litigation Partner Victoria Copeman successful in a property litigation matter concerning noise nuisance. […]
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Whether the voice of the child is sufficiently heard during court proceedings is one that is often raised by practitioners and parents alike. […]
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Mostyn j has introduced an adjusted top up child maintenance formula for those with an income exceeding the statutory limit. […]
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A helpful guide looking at the concepts behind the family court decisions as to who gets what on divorce with regards to finances. […]
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Litigation is somewhat of a mystery. That’s why we have outlined 5 litigation myths that everyone should know about. […]
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Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) let you choose who should manage your affairs and make decisions on your behalf if you lose mental capacity. With people living longer than ever before, it is becoming increasingly important that you make clear what should happen in the event that you lose capacity to manage your own affairs. […]
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You can claim financial remedies on annulment of your marriage. Paralegal Ferdinand Holley provide further information. […]
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Child Trust Funds are long term saving or investment accounts for children in the UK. But why are they in the news now? […]
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Following the review commissioned by the government, The Law Commission of England and Wales has today published its joint report with the Scottish Law Commission, outlining new proposals to reform UK surrogacy laws, which will work better for children, surrogates and intended parents. Their recommendations are accompanied by draft legislation.
Family lawyer Hazel Kent has provided an overview of the report and the key recommendations below. […]
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