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What Happens If Weather Prevents Child Contact Handovers?

02/03/2026 by Lucy Crawford in Family law

What Happens If Weather Prevents Child Contact Handovers? Storms, flooding, and other severe weather events can make contact handovers scary, unsafe and even impossible. When roads are closed or travel is dangerous, many parents are left wondering “what does the Court Order require us to do?” I have made a […]

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Understanding Finances on Divorce

01/08/2024 by Fiona Pawsey in Legal

Understanding Finances on Divorce In this digital age when parties are now able to apply to do their own divorce on-line, Fiona Pawsey, Solicitor sets out a guide to finances on divorce. I have found that many people assume that applying for a divorce online means that they will also […]

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What is probate?

14/04/2024 by Angie Newnham in Legal

Contentious probate refers to a legal dispute that arises when the validity of a Will or the distribution of an Estate is called into question. This can happen when a family member or other interested party feels that they have not been fairly treated in the Will, or they suspect […]

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Debt Recovery

19/04/2023 by Angie Newnham in Litigation

Are you tired of excuses for non-payment of monies owed? It’s time to take action! We provide an affordable debt recovery solution designed to offer you a cost-effective and transparent way to pursue unpaid debts. Our Debt Recovery Team will guide you through the 3 stages of pursuing a debt […]

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Is Equity Release right for you?

13/02/2023 by Angie Newnham in Property law

Equity release can help you unlock the financial potential of your home and provide the financial solution you may be looking for by providing new financial opportunities that you may have never considered Your home may have increased in value, but you may not have the financial resources to achieve […]

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Thinking of Divorce? How changes in the Divorce laws as of 6th April may help you.

31/03/2022 by Fiona Pawsey in Family law

No Fault Divorce As of 6th April 2022, the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 comes into force. This Act introduces no fault divorce with irretrievable breakdown being the only basis of divorce. This means fault does not have to be shown, argued, or pleaded. The timescale involved in an […]

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Thinking of Divorce? How changes in the Divorce laws as of 6th April may help you.

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What Happens If Weather Prevents Child Contact Handovers?

Understanding Finances on Divorce

What is probate?

Debt Recovery

Is Equity Release right for you?

Thinking of Divorce? How changes in the Divorce laws as of 6th April may help you.