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It is always hoped that a child will be able to maintain a good relationship with both of their parents, even if the relationship between their parents breaks down….

Figures released by NHS England in 2016 show that the number of applications for Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DoLS) are at a record high, with the highest number of…

A new App has been created to help young people who are in the care system to communicate better with the Social Workers and other professionals involved in their…

This week at David Gray we are celebrating being crowned ‘Family Law Regional Firm of the Year (North)’ at the 6th annual Family Law awards. Beating…

World Mental Health Day 2016 was on Monday 10th October and this year’s theme was : “Dignity in Mental Health – Psychological and Mental Health First Aid for All”…

Mary Shaw addresses a common scenario that demonstrates how your staff’s personal lives can impact your productivity in September’s North East Times magazine. Link to…

Couples who choose to opt for a DIY divorce, without legal representation, believing that they are saving money, may end up creating a much more complex and expensive problem…

I have been dealing with wills and estates now for over 20 years. During that time a huge variety of cases have crossed my desk. Some of the more…

The BBC news this week reported that ‘unprecedented levels of detention under the Mental Health Act in Kent have led police and crime commissioner (PCC) Matthew Scott to…

Over 100 working women met at the Baltic Mill on Tuesday evening to celebrate the business success and talents of females in and around Newcastle.