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Why might a child be taken into care? The most common reasons are alcohol/substance abuse, domestic abuse, mental health issues and learning disabilities.
Why might a child be taken into care? The most common reasons are alcohol/substance abuse, domestic abuse, mental health issues and learning disabilities.
The Family Court is anxious to improve access to the reporting of family proceedings in an effort to avoid accusations of secrecy & lack of accountability.
Divorce law for same-sex and opposite-sex couples - are the laws equal? This blog post explains why that is not currently the case in the UK...
A homeowner has been fined under the Proceeds Of Crime Act for cutting back a tree that blocked sunlight on to his property
If the local authority has a care order for a child, whether this is an interim or final order, they will have parental responsibility for that child
Parental alienation is a phrase that you may have come across. It is where one parent creates an unwarranted fear or hostility
Vibration White Finger (VWF) or as otherwise known, Hand Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS), is a secondary form of Raynaud's disease caused by prolonged use of vibrating hand tools or machinery. The condition is usually developed over a period of time and the symptoms can be both vascular and neurological.
Our country is becoming more and more diverse and so Wills & Probate practitioners should be knowledgeable and comfortable when it comes to advising clients on end of life preparations...
Dying Matters Week 13th - 19th May. In addition to setting out their funeral wishes many people also express clear wishes regarding memorials.
A Tipstaff was originally a long staff made of wood, with one end topped with a crown... but what is it's relevance in the modern world?