Can I see my children at Christmas?
Christmas can be one of the most difficult times for separated families. It is normal for both parents to want to spend this time with their children however for those...
Read moreChristmas can be one of the most difficult times for separated families. It is normal for both parents to want to spend this time with their children however for those...
Read moreFamily law expert and associate solicitor Simon Higgs answers some frequently asked questions about Prenups and what they could mean in a marriage. What is a Prenup? A Prenup is...
Read moreCommercial law expert Donal Bannon explains the importance of carefully written terms and conditions. A recent case referred to us concerned a supplier who was unable to supply goods to...
Read moreIf the court decides that a child cannot live safely with their family, they are placed in the care of the local authority. The theory being if a parent cannot...
Read moreIndian street food business Mowgli won the headline award at this year’s Merseyside Independent Business (MIB) Awards. The popular independent chain of restaurants was named Merseyside Independent Business of the...
Read moreHow tips are divided and shared among staff in restaurants and bars is being overhauled in 2024. The new law, which has been approved under the Employment (Allocation of Tips)...
Read moreMany clients come to us because there is a dispute with a third party over what they believe to be the terms of the agreement; often there are no written...
Read moreA recent television documentary has put the spotlight on will disputes. ‘Inheritance Wars’ on Channel 5 covers a number of inheritance disputes between family members, often with devastating financial consequences...
Read moreIf you are involved with social services either as a result of a Child In Need plan, a Child Protection plan or are currently participating in a Pre Proceedings process...
Read moreWhat is a Care Order? When a care order is made the local authority share parental responsibility (PR) with the parents. If needed the local authority can exercise its PR,...
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