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This is one of the first questions that many people detained under the Mental Health Act (MHA) 1983 ask. If you are given medication or…

Statistics show well over half (60%) of UK adults do not have a Will. Putting a Will in place is not something which many consider…

Arbitration offers a different way of resolving disputes. It is a form of dispute resolution where both parties to the dispute agree to arbitrate and…

Our family team were delighted to be recognised as the Firm of the Year (outside London) for their Private Client work helping families across the…

The government published the draft domestic abuse bill on the 21 January 2019. A number of measures are included in the bill including bring “economic…

In May 2017, Theresa May pledged to “rip up the 1983 Act” by commissioning an independent review into the Mental Health Act with a view of modernising it. In…

Did you know that taking recreational drugs can put your driving licence at risk?  Police can now carry out a quick test at the road side which…

From 26 to 30 November 2018, Good Divorce Week will focus on how separating and divorcing couples can put their children’s needs first and limit…

In the Family Court, alleged offenders of domestic abuse are currently able to directly cross examine their victims. The All Parliamentary Working Group on Domestic Violence highlight that, ‘As well…

For many of us, the prospect of a Police interview under caution is extremely daunting and you may not know what to expect or how the process works. The reason…