You may have heard about legal aid before, but what is it, and who is eligible? Legal aid can help cover the expenses of legal services, family mediation, and court or tribunal representation. Basically, Legal aid is support for those who can’t afford to pay a solicitor or barrister for legal advice or court representation. …
Moving house can be a very stressful experience, so finding a solicitor who helps your move progress quickly makes it a lot easier. At McPartland & Sons solicitors, we can help you conclude your conveyance. Here is a step by step guide on the conveyancing process for first-time buyers: Selecting a Solicitor At the very …
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Parental alienation is a term that is used to describe a scenario whereby one parent uses strategies to distance one child from the other. This can sometimes also be referred to as programming, alienating, or brainwashing. Parental alienation tends to refer to the symptoms that the child experiences because of this. Below, we will explain …
In light of the coronavirus, there has been a lot of confusion regarding the rules around families and children during the lockdown. As people should only leave their homes for essential reasons, what does this mean for parents who are separated? Read on to discover more about child custody and the coronavirus. What is the …
While most of the nation has gone into lockdown, there has been a concern for vulnerable children, and rightly so. In this post, we’re going to take a look at reporting child abuse and neglect in further detail. If you are concerned about the welfare or safety of a child, it is critical that you …
Your legal rights as a partner may depend on whether you are married or living together. Living together with someone is sometimes also called cohabitation. What is cohabiting? Cohabiting is when a couple pre-marriage (or civil partnership) lives together. If you live with your friend, whether you are not married or in a civil union, …
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