Congratulations to solicitors Samantha (Sam)Farndale and Anna Curphey from the Family Law Team at David Gray on receiving their Resolution Family Law accreditations. Sam is now an accredited specialist…
Congratulations to solicitors Samantha (Sam)Farndale and Anna Curphey from the Family Law Team at David Gray on receiving their Resolution Family Law accreditations. Sam is now an accredited specialist…
A recent article from the Newcastle Chronicle highlights the importance of obtaining advice when it comes to purchasing a leasehold property. In this case homeowners in the affected streets need…
Chancellor Announces Relief for First Time Buyers
Chancellor Philip Hammond yesterday delivered a hotly anticipated budget where he revealed relief for first time buyers by limiting the amount of Stamp Duty they will pay on their…
Legal Aid Restrictions Lifted for Domestic Violence Victims
The Ministry of Justice today announced changes to the law for victims of Domestic Violence, in place from January…
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…
When family members step in to care for children When Social Services become involved with children due to concerns about the care they are getting from their parents, they have…
Should I appoint a financial Lasting Power of Attorney?
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), formerly known as an Enduring Power of Attorney, is a legal document that allows a person (the Donor) to appoint a person to…
5 tips to keep your affairs in order
5 tips for your affairs Make a will Making a will is the single most important step every adult should take, particularly if you are unmarried or have children under 18. …
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