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Pandemic Problems
Divorce enquiries have soared during the pandemic which has mainly been driven by women and with the introduction of the no fault divorce law coming into effect on 6 April, we could see this rise.
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After a miscarriage – Time to reflect and grieve
Angela Crawley (SNP MP) has renewed her call for the UK to implement a minimum three day period of paid leave for women who face this distressing situation, saying “miscarriage should be recognised as ‘a loss, not an illness”
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Compensation for Professional Negligence
You can make a claim for damages for professional negligence when a professional fails to carry out their duties to a reasonable standard of skill and care. Professional negligence compensation varies according to the nature of your claim and the extent of loss or damage you have experienced.
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Money Talk week 8- 12th November 2021 – Let’s Talk Money!
Talk Money week takes place from 8- 12th November 2021. The purpose of Talk Money week is to encourage people to talk about their finances and research has shown that people who talk about their money are more likely to make better financial decisions.
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Care about the Future?
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has recently published statistics relating to the residence of care homes and estimations for the number of those that are self-funded or state-funded.
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Property Fraud – Are you at risk?
As the Land Registry is a public register unfortunately many people are unwittingly finding themselves…
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So, You’ve Been Offered A Settlement Agreement.
With the furlough scheme having come to an end, many employers are taking stock of how they are going to move forward with their businesses.
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Access Right For Fathers
A separation or divorce is a tough situation for any family, but it is important that a father understands his rights and responsibilities in relation to his children in these
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How Does a Prenup Affect a Marriage?
A prenup – or prenuptial agreement – is a legal document that provides for how a couple’s assets will be divided in the event of a divorce. They are very practical and are becoming increasingly common in the UK, particularly if one partner has more wealth or assets than the other.
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Allowing Mental Ill-health Sufferers To Live A ‘Normal’ Life
Here at Wilson Browne Solicitors, within the Court of Protection team, we assist clients with their property and financial affairs under authority from the Court of Protection where clients lack the mental capacity to manage their affairs for themselves.
