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Are you ready for the winter weather? January is traditionally a time when the weather starts to get really told and roads become more treacherous to use.
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8 Things To Help Keep A Divorce Simple
See 8 useful things to remember when trying to keep a divorce as simple as possible.
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7 Things To Consider When Making A Complaint
7 things to know about making a successful complaint.
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Not Made A Will Yet? 5 Things You Should Know
Making a Will is very important, especially when you have anything of value whether that be monetary or sentimental as you will want to make sure that all of your belongings (otherwise known as assets) are passed on to the relevant people when the time comes.
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Women Win Right To Re-Open Divorce Settlements
Two women who said that their ex- husbands misled the court about how much they were worth have recently won the right to have their settlements re-examined by the High court.
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Should Blame Be Taken Out Of A Divorce?
Ending a marriage is a painful process without the added stress of having to decide what reasons one should give – adultery? Unreasonable behaviour? After all, haven’t we all been a little bit guilty of the latter at some point during our marriage?
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High Court Rules On Landmark Surrogacy Case
The High Court has recently ruled that a baby girl should be removed from her surrogate mother to live with her father and his boyfriend instead.
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Compulsory Mediation For Civil Cases
As the law currently stands, separating couples seeking a divorce are firstly required to attempt mediation as a means of reaching a settlement.
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Landmark Ruling For Homeless Individuals
The Supreme Court has recently announced a new approach which should make it easier for vulnerable homeless people to obtain council accommodation in the future.
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Planned Walkout To Protest Legal Aid Reforms
Criminal barristers have recently voted overwhelmingly in favour of mass walkouts in protest against government spending cuts to legal aid.
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