When carrying out any child protection enquiries or assessments, a Social Worker will always want to speak individually to the child or children. They will usually want to see a child without his or her parent present, often in a neutral environment such as school or nursery if possible.
The death of a loved one is never easy but when a family dispute over their final resting place, it could cause more pain to those grieving. Wills and Probate Solicitor Megan Lovell discusses in her latest blog...
What Am I Entitled To When Getting A Divorce? A frequently asked question which Family Law Solicitor & Mediator, Adrian Rose discusses....
Following the recent news, that Kiena Dawes’ abusive boyfriend has been cleared of manslaughter after her suicide, Family Law expert, Katie Copsey, discusses the ways in which the Family Court can protect victims of domestic abuse.
Wills and Probate expert Sara Hilliard explains what appointing an Executor, Renunciation (of a Will) and 'Powers Reserved' mean in her latest blog...
In her latest blog, Trainee Solicitor, Emily Facer, explains what happens to a property if your partner passes away...
We are often asked the question as to whether Social Services can stop a parent from having contact with their child. The answer differs depending upon the nature of the Local Authority’s involvement with the family.
Family Law Paralegal , Sophie Haywood, discusses 'Why are Alternative Carers Important in Care Proceedings?' in her latest blog...
Solicitor & Family Mediator, Adrian Rose, discusses 'Family Mediation Week & Separating Parents Being Urged to Avoid Courtroom Conflict' in his most recent blog...
In her latest Timms blog, Wills & Probate Solicitor, Charlotte Day discusses the question "What Is A Deed Of Variation?"...
