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06Jul
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03Jul
Grandparents have no automatic right to see their grandchildren. However in the event of a divorce or separation they can make an application to the court.
01Jul
There are six million cohabiting couples in the UK. It’s estimated that half don’t realise they have no automatic legal rights if their relationship ends.
29Jun
A Family Law expert is warning against signing prenuptial or postnuptial agreements unless people fully understand the potential consequences of doing so.
25Jun
A Canadian court has ruled that three tobacco companies failed to sufficiently warn their customers of the risks associated with their products.
24Jun
The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act states that a parent has a six-month limit within which to register the birth of a surrogate child.
23Jun
Holidaymakers have been warned to beware of food poisoning dangers after a Darlington woman’s Red Sea resort break was ruined by illness.
22Jun
Dozens of people reported illness after visiting The Anson Farm last month, and more than 40 have since tested positive for salmonella.
19Jun
Food poisoning symptoms can include feeling sick, vomiting, diarrhoea, stomach pain, lack of energy, weakness, loss of appetite and fever.
15Jun
What happens when things go badly wrong in the workplace? Here’s Macks’ guide to dealing with difficult employees.
Amanda praised her colleagues after being shortlisted in the Rising Star – Young Lawyer of the Year category in the prestigious Northern Law Awards.
10Jun
A farmer who gave up a career and left school at 17 to work on his father’s farm has won an inheritance battle against his four siblings over its ownership.