British law does not require cycle helmets to be worn on the roads. Currently, wearing a helmet is deemed to be a personal choice rather than compulsory by legislation.
If you are thinking of selling your home, the steps that are followed are set out in our latest blog...
The term “forced adoption” is not a term that is used in Court proceedings. The Court and solicitors in Care proceedings will refer to non-consensual adoption or contested adoption. It is a term widely used on an almost daily basis in the media, especially the newspapers and on social media. It has also been discussed often in Parliament.
‘Do you wear a wig?’ – I think I can honestly say I am asked this question almost every time I meet a child when I explain my role to them.
When an application to deal with a financial settlement in divorce is made, there is an ongoing duty for each party to provide disclosure of their finances.
To make accidents less common in the workplace it is important to know exactly how they occur. Through this reporting, it can be identified whether the risks which arise in the work place need to be investigated
A new poll has read that two thirds of cohabiting couples are unaware that there is no such thing as a “common law marriage” in England and Wales.
Timms Wills & Probate Solicitor, Keith Baldock-Grimes, gives 10 reasons for making a Will
A report on property prices in Britain has been published recently and Derbyshire’s very own Belper has been named as Britain's property hotspot of 2017 with house prices rising by 7.43% since January of 2017.
The ultimate aim of the department of the Land Registry is to have successfully compiled a comprehensive register of all land ownership in England and Wales.
