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Current UK Abortion Laws Abortions can take place in the first 24 weeks of pregnancy in England, Scotland and Wales. When considering an abortion within the first 24 weeks of…

Young children can have accidents and its not uncommon for parents to take their children to hospital or the GP to have them checked after a bump or a…

Explaining Powers of Attorney You may have an existing Power of Attorney in place or be wondering what type would be most suitable for you, keep reading…

Proceedings in the Family Court are heard in private, which also means that all of the documents and details of the case are confidential. This is particularly important when…

With the school holidays just around the corner, many parents are gearing up for exciting trips abroad with their children. While holidays are a wonderful opportunity for quality family…

As individuals we all have different thoughts on paying for care home fees: some feel it is a burden they do not wish to spend their money on and…

What is a will? A will is a legal document that allows you to choose how you would like your estate to be distributed after your death. Up to half…

Peaceful protesting and not so peaceful protesting have been headline topics within the media in recent years, mainly making the news due to their disruptive nature leading to new…

Allegations of misconduct Having allegations of misconduct made about you to your university can be very stressful. It can leave people anxious about how they are supposed to respond to…

What is a lease? It is commonly understood that a lease is a time-limited form of ownership of property. It is also commonly understood that, in order to preserve the…