During Proceedings

- Interim orders
- Wardship
- Parental responsibility

Parents & Guardians

- Contact with your child
- Grandparents rights
- Adoption

Pre-Proceedings

- PLO
- Child protection
- Section 20 accommodation

Specialisms

- Child abduction
- Forced marriage
- International relocation

Legal Aid

For Employees

- Redundancy consultations
- Whistleblowing
- Maternity rights
- Bullying & harassment
- Employment Tribunal claims

For Employers

- Recruitment policies
- Discrimination claims
- Health & safety
- Contracts, agreements & packages
- Redundancy procedures

Pricing and Funding Information

Divorce & Relationship Breakdown

- Divorce & seperation
- Prenuptial agreements
- Division of assets

Children Disputes

- Contact/access disputes
- Residence disputes
- Grandparents' rights

Finances

- Division of assets
- Joint bank accounts/debts/loans
- Tenancy agreements

Marriage, Civil Partnerships & Cohabitation

- Prenuptial agreements
- Cohabitation agreements
- Separation agreements
- Postnuptial agreements

Injunctions & Domestic Abuse

- Restraining orders

Pricing and Funding Information

Wills

- Inheritance tax
- Size of your estate
- Creating a will

Probate

- Distribution of your estate
- Liaise with authorities
- Release of assets

Lasting Power of Attorney

- Health & welfare LPA
- Financial LPA

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19 November

What is a Lasting Power of Attorney and Why Do You Need One?

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21 August

Avoiding Mistakes When Setting Up Your LPA: What You Need to Know

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1 May

Understanding the Role of a Professional Court of Protection Deputy

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In the UK, the Court of Protection plays a...
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4 March

Getting support as a lay deputy: how to navigate your responsibilities with confidence

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Becoming a lay deputy is a significant responsibility bestowed...
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