Generally the three main areas of work making up family law are matrimonial, finance and child law. There have been recent changes overall to family law and these are just coming on stream now and will inform opionion through debate […]
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Generally the three main areas of work making up family law are matrimonial, finance and child law. There have been recent changes overall to family law and these are just coming on stream now and will inform opionion through debate […]
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The citizen advice bureaux in UK is one of the funadmentals of our legal and justice system. It is a free to consult service to allow even the most poorly off have acces to advice on all sorts of legal […]
Read More Family law in UK is made up of three major areas of work – matramonial, finance and child law. Lawyers working in the family courts generally specialise in one or other; there are a few who mix all three but […]
Read More When we think of legal advice, it’s usually in terms of popping down to the local high street solicitor to find out if something that’s annoying us has any merit in growing a case round it. That’s usually the max […]
Read More Commercial law is governed by Englishj law and cases are heard in the Commercial Court. It has to keep abreast of any changes in the way commerce develops and new streams are often having to be addressed to meet modern […]
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One of the less sensational legal disciplines involves ujnified structure laid dow back in 2007 and casdes are heard throughj the Tribunal system. Tribunals handle many diferent types of cases which have diverse heads of claim ranging from unfair […]
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Since the country has had to endure the long lockdown with not as much access to services as usual, it must have been quite perplexing for anyone needing the assistance of a citizens’ advice bureau or even a solicitor. Many […]
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We tend to think of our common law system having started in 1215 by King John at Runneymede but there was the start of the trial by jury, rather than trial by ordeal or combat, nearly 100 years prior when […]
Read More When any member of the public needs legal assistance, be it to assist if they’ve been apprehended or for sorting a tragic breakdown of marriage etc. it is reassuring to note that the legal practioner they select or get offered […]
Read More I have recently acted as executor for a relative’s will and last effects. It was a brief but very enjoyable and interesting little duty to perform but with lots of beneficiaries. The will was simple in real terms so the […]
Read More There are many cases of folk getting into trouble with the law in other countries. This is a dilemma for all concerned, but particularly if there is some hostility in the background. It is dreadful for an innocent person who […]
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There are all sorts of occasions when a person might need to have legal advice. Firstly there is house buying – generally this is likely to be the only time when a family gets involved with a solicitor of any […]
Read MoreThere are many occasions throughout the year when you hear bad stuff in the news on in the local paper and you wonder what you’d do if it happened to you. I’m thinking here of a case recently that got […]
Read More There cannot be many things that are more upsetting than a much loved pet suddenly becoming very ill. Being able to afford the treatment they’ll need is a tremendous worry to anyone. Responsible owners will of course have adequate pet […]
Read More Ah the joys of taking a work experience student to show them how we do the job . . . . my friend’s daughter runs a very busy web based company and thought it would be good to offer a […]
Read More Changes in the way we legislate these days are really making some people think that recourse to the courts is an automatic right, privilege and way to carry on whenever there is a dispute. In most families, the only contact […]
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I watched a programme the other week, about the border security issues and their struggles to keep as many narcotics as possible out of the reach of the public. It seems incredible and really irritating, just how much expense our […]
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There are many tragic cases per year that require family law – family and marriage breakdowns; children who have to have special lawyers to sort out the most heartbreaking and complex cases. These matters require a solicitor with expert knowledge […]
Read More Not everybody knows that they want to study law when they first leave school. I can think of at least three very successful legal eagles who went off to university planning to do other subjects but then gravitated towards the […]
Read More I was chatting to one of my neighbour’s daughters recently – she’s doing her A levels shortly and knows now that she wants to enter the legal profession. Her school has given a little career advice but generally she doesn’t […]
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