The UK’s Most Common Driving Offences
There are several driving offences that can often result in fines, points on a licence – and, in more serious cases, driving bans and criminal prosecutions.
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Things you need to know about Child Custody in 2023
Child custody is the legal term given to where a child lives most of the time following the break-up of their parents. The parent with custody is responsible for making the day-to-day decisions regarding the child, while the non-resident parent receives specific contact arrangements.
Personal injury: How much does it cost?
Getting hurt unexpectedly can come as a real shock to the system. If you have sustained an injury because of someone else’s mistake or negligence, you may be entitled to make a personal injury claim. This process will allow you to seek compensation from the other party who was responsible for your injury.
What Happens In A Second Offence Of Speeding?
Speeding can land you with a heavy fine, points on your licence or, worse still, a prison sentence. Read our guide for full details.
Are You Entitled To Free Legal Advice For Motoring Offences?
Eligibility for legal aid for motoring offences can be confusing & complex. Always speak with a solicitor for advice on how to cover fees.
Will Writing Myth Busters
Are Wills just for older people, and won’t your partner inherit everything if you die? These are just some of the myths we bust in our blog.
Road Traffic Accident Claims and Compensation NI – Your Guide
Read McPartland & Sons comprehensive guide to claiming if you’ve been injured in a road accident in Northern Ireland.
Co-Parenting and Joint Custody Tips for Divorced Parents
Going through a divorce is never easy, particularly when children are involved. Alongside all the other issues, you, as guardians, will need to place a huge focus on the concept of custody, access, and contact.
McPartland & Sons Solicitors have put together some simple advice to ensure your children are the priority.
How to register a property in Northern Ireland
In Northern Ireland a solicitor will register a property on your behalf.
Personal Injury Claims NI
How long will it take to get compensation in my personal injury case? — What is my next step? McPartland Solicitors have a guide.