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Family law is important because it’s where the law interacts with everyday life. Most of us may never have to deal with criminal law or any other branch of the legal system in our lives, but there is a good chance we may have to get involved with family law at some point. Also, family law can have a significant impact on people’s emotions, particularly where children are involved, so family law practitioners have to possess special skills.

An appraisal can be a great tool, if used properly. Unfortunately, lots of employers get appraisals wrong. In this article, we’ll look at how you can get your appraisals right, every time.

I’m sure you have heard of Wills and know how important they are and the trouble that can ensue if you don’t make a Will, but it may be something you keep putting off. Did you know that one in four people in the UK doesn’t have a Will in place and even less for LPA’s? Scary.

The party’s over, but are you still be cleaning up the mess because of bad behaviour? In this article, we look at where businesses stand legally after Christmas party misdemeanours.

If it’s your first Christmas since your divorce, you may be wondering how you are going to get through it. Don’t panic. Here are some useful tips to make your Christmas merrier.

One common question our clients often ask us is about tribunals. They thought they would be going to court and they want to know why it’s now a tribunal. They also want to know what the differences are.

When you start a business with other people, you will most likely be full of optimism. You’re on the path to wealth and happiness. The last thing you want to think about is what would happen if it all went wrong.  

What’s the difference between a barrister and solicitor? It’s not the start of a joke, but it is a question that we are often asked. People sometimes get mixed up between these two different types of law professional. If you find yourself needing legal advice, it’s a good idea to know which one to go to, as there are several significant differences between them.