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Your guide to parallel parenting
Following separation and divorce, deciding on parental arrangements can be challenging and emotional. There is no ‘right’ answer when it comes to parenting post-separation and every family dynamic requires its...
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Care workers: can my employer make me have the Covid-19 vaccine?
From 15th March 2022, care workers will not be legally required to have the Covid-19 vaccine in order to be able to provide face-to-face care. This new guidance comes just...
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No-fault divorce: what you need to know
No-fault divorce is something our divorce solicitors have been eagerly awaiting since it was formally announced in June 2020. Over the last few months, various ‘teasers’ of legislation have been...
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Your guide to the First Homes scheme
Homes England recently published in-depth guidance on the First Homes scheme for buyers. In this blog, our new build conveyancing solicitors explain how the scheme works and who can apply...
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New report reveals ethnic inequalities in the NHS
The NHS Race & Health Observatory recently published a report which reveals ethnic inequalities in health outcomes in the NHS all the way through from birth to death. The report...
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Schools Consent Project: getting young people to talk about consent
Family law Associate, Georgia Holmes, and Trainee Solicitor, Alicia Perry-Watts, have been providing training to young people in Bristol and the South West area on sexual consent, as part of...
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The end of self-isolation: a guide for employers
Almost two years after Covid-19 self-isolation rules came into force, people in England will no longer have to self-isolate if they have coronavirus. The news has had a mixed response,...
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What’s the difference between a prenup and a postnup?
A prenuptial or postnuptial agreement is hardly a romantic concept. After all, marriage and civil partnerships are supposed to be about life-long commitment. However, with an estimated 42% of UK...
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How employers can promote mental well-being at work
According to research carried out by mental health charity, Mind, a culture of fear and silence around employee mental health is costly to employers. More than one in five employees said...
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Parental rights for same-sex parents
For many couples, starting a family is the next step in their relationship. However, for same-sex parents, establishing parental rights can be complicated. There are many different ways that children...
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Why it’s worth paying for a solicitor
One of the questions our lawyers often get asked is, “Why is this legal advice so expensive?” There is a common misconception that solicitors charge high rates for their legal...
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Within every company, there will normally be shareholders and a director (or a board of directors). Directors are in charge of the management of a business, and their duties are...
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