In these unprecedented times of social distancing, working from home, and self-isolation, the news from Greater Manchester’s deputy mayor, Beverley Hughes, that there have reports of abuse linked to the
Forfeiture is a right afforded to landlords to determine the lease where the tenant is in breach of any of its obligations under the lease. If a tenant is in
Following the Prime Minister’s address on Monday evening and the Lord Chief Justice’s announcement that new trials will be halted in the Crown Court until specific arrangements have been made
Business as usual It is difficult to keep up with the rapidly evolving and concerning situation regarding the spread of Coronavirus. I would like to take this opportunity to update
With UK concern regarding Coronavirus being heightened further over the weekend, Anthony Best, Managing Partner of Prince Evans Solicitors LLP returns to address some further issues facing employers and businesses
At the end of last week, the World Health Organisation raised its global risk assessment of Coronavirus from high to very high. With the amount of cases rising in this
Parental alienation- what does it mean? The impact of parental alienation following separation has slowly grown increasing prominence in the news and within the family courts. There is no single
As we come to the end of 2019, we reflect on a year that has heralded considerable reform for family law, but one which has been marred by confusion and
Eighteen months after the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that the restriction of civil partnerships to gay couples was discriminatory and a breach of human rights, heterosexual couples can now choose
According to the Crime Survey for England and Wales (CSEW) year ending March 2018, an estimated 7.9% of women (1.3 million) and 4.2% of men (695,000) experienced domestic abuse in
A consent order is a legally binding document, which sets out the financial arrangements that you and your ex-partner have agreed to. It is a formal means of recording a
Currently in England if you wish to be considered to donate your organs upon your death you need to be signed up to the Organ Donation Register, this is known
