Month: May 2015

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Five Helpful Hints for Explaining Divorce to Your Children

29May

Five Helpful Hints for Explaining Divorce to Your Children. Don’t wait for your children to ...

Attorney Empties Elderly Relative’s Account

20May

Andrea Nicholson, 49, of Seaham, was given power of attorney for her husband’s uncle when he entered a care home in 2011.

International Parental Abduction Cases Increasing

19May

International parental abduction is when a parent takes their child to live in another country without consent from their other parent.

Teenagers Healthier and Happier With Both Parents

14May

A new study suggests that a shared care arrangement is the best outcome for teenagers following a family break up.

Cycling Championships Come To Teesside

13May

Teesside cycling lovers are celebrating the news that Stockton will host the 2016 British Cycling Championships.

What To Do When Things Go Wrong On Holiday

08May

It’s getting closer to that time of year when many of us jet off for ...

Worker’s Memorial Day Highlights Asbestos Danger

07May

The continuing impact of asbestos in the workplace has been highlighted after campaigners marked Worker’s Memorial Day.

How The Election Could Transform The Workplace

06May

Employment has been a major theme in the run up to the General Election, with zero-hours contracts and plans to create new jobs featuring in the headlines.

Quarrel Underlines Need To Choose Attorneys Carefully

05May

Case of two sisters who have been revoked as their elderly mother’s attorneys after long-running feud illustrates the need to choose attorneys carefully.