What Is A Notice Of Severance?
26
Oct - 2020
In his latest blog, Wills & Probate Solicitor Matthew Kelly discusses severance notices, what they are and how they affected a recent case....
What Do I Do If My Viability Assessment Is Negative? Part 2
22
Oct - 2020
Following on from their first blog 'What Can I Expect If The Local Authority Carry Out A Viability Assessment', Timms Family Law expert, discusses what to do if the viability assessment is negative....
What Are My Rights To Privacy?
13
Oct - 2020
In care proceedings, the Court’s paramount consideration is the welfare of the child. In their latest blog, Timms Family Law expert, discusses safety and a right to privacy...
Cafcass Positive Co-Parenting Programme ('CPPP')
13
Oct - 2020
In her latest blog, Family Law Solicitor, Jessica Barnett, talks about the new Cafcass Positive Co-Parenting Programme (CPPP)...
The Impact Of The Harm Report
08
Oct - 2020
What is the harm report and what, if any, impact will it have on the family justice system? Timms Family Law expert discusses in their latest blog...
Taking Instructions For A Will - 'Why Do You Need All Of That Information?'
05
Oct - 2020
I am often asked “why do you need all that information?” when I am taking instructions to draft a Will. Read more in my latest blog...
Automated Vehicle Technology & Future Road Traffic Accident Claims
22
Sep - 2020
In her latest blog, Personal Injury Solicitor Natasha Layton, discusses new vehicle technology, driverless cars and who is to blame should there be a road traffic accident....
Local Searches... Why do They Take So Long?
21
Sep - 2020
Local searches are specific to the property you are buying and are carried out with the local authority, in which the property is situated.
Will My Children Be Removed From My Care If I Have A Mental Health Illness?
21
Sep - 2020
In her latest blog, Timms Family Law Solicitor Leonnie Watson discusses mental health illness and children being removed from the care of their parents....
Forging A Will & The Consequences
10
Sep - 2020
A recent case involving a daughter forging her late mother’s will is an unfortunate reminder of lengths some people are willing to go to in order to avoid sharing an estate with other beneficiaries.
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