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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…

Coronation Street viewers may have noticed a major legal blunder on a recent episode when it came to the issuing of a Police caution to Tim Metcalfe. Tim was…

The recent case of Mills –v- Mills as brought to the forefront again the ongoing problem of “how much maintenance and for how long”. The Mills divorced in…

How to buy a house with no deposit Often one of the biggest barriers to owning your own home is getting that all important deposit together. The Post Office believe…

A recent article from the Newcastle Chronicle highlights the importance of obtaining advice when it comes to purchasing a leasehold property. Leasehold extension In this case homeowners in the affected streets…

Sadly a great deal is expected from separating and divorcing couples, often at the most challenging and difficult time in their lives. The ending of…

‘Contact’ at all costs? The new protocol that must be applied by all Judges and family law practitioners in relation to Child Arrangements Orders where there is an allegation…