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A Practical Guide To Dealing With The Affairs Of A Deceased Person
In the current climate it’s a subject that no one wants to talk about, or…
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ONS Statistics – How are people and businesses coping in the lockdown?
These changes are impacting businesses and our working lives. From the ONS: In the two…
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Coronavirus – Implications for Separated Parents
As a family law practitioner, I found that many separated parents were asking me what the Coronavirus meant for contact arrangements with their children.
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Government to Fund Organisations to Support Farmers post CAP
Government to Fund Organisations to Support Farmers post CAP
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Budget and SDLT Implications
There were changes in the UK Budget yesterday for Stamp Duty Land Tax. One change that was announced was one that impacts non-UK residents purchasing property in England and Northern Ireland.
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All Revved Up For International Women’s Day
All Revved Up For International Women’s Day. Proud to sponsor local talented female motorcycle racer.
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Factsheet – The Good Work Plan and Employment Reforms
The Government published the Good Work Plan on 17 December 2018 in response to the Taylor Review which called for the Government to conduct a large review of the rights of workers and implement changes.
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Government confirms introduction of New Homes Ombudsman
The Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) has announced that the government intends to proceed with the introduction of a New Homes Ombudsman (NHO), which will provide buyers of new build homes with both a way of making complaints about problems with those homes and redress through alternative dispute resolution.
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Government announces further details on the Help to Buy scheme that will run from 2021 to 2023
Government announces further details on the Help to Buy scheme that will run from 2021 to 2023
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Bereavement Leave – What are your Rights?
The Parental Bereavement Leave Regulations 2020 come into force on 6th April 2020 (“the Regulations”). The right to leave under the Regulations will apply to those parents who have lost a child who was under 18 years of age – this includes the stillbirth of an unborn child after 24 weeks of pregnancy.
