Child Arrangements Orders (CAO) explained: What a CAO is, how it replaced residence and contact orders, the welfare principle, and who can apply, including parents, grandparents, and step-parents.
Do adopted children have the same inheritance rights as biological children? Learn how adoption affects Wills, intestacy and inheritance in England and Wales.
While many people assume compensation is only awarded for their physical injuries, a personal injury claim also covers a wide range of financial losses and expenses that arise as a result of the accident.
If you and your spouse have made mirror Wills, can your spouse change their Will without your knowledge or consent?
Buying a house not connected to mains sewerage? Learn about septic tanks, private drainage, legal checks and how Timms Conveyancing team can help.
A Conveyancer is someone who specialises in the legal aspect of transferring property from one person to another and can help you through the process of selling buying or mortgaging a property. A Conveyancer can also be a Solicitor, Licensed Conveyancer or a Chartered Legal Executive.
Find out if you can get divorced without your spouse’s consent, how no-fault divorce works and what happens if they refuse to cooperate.
What is a life interest trust and how does it work? Discover the benefits, risks and implications for your family home, inheritance and estate planning.
Find out what a Child Protection Plan means, what happens at a Child Protection Conference, your rights as a parent and how legal advice can help.
Preparing for Your First Meeting with a Family Lawyer: Documents and Questions
