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Grandparents’ rights under Section 8 of the Children Act 1989
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Section 8 of the Children Act 1989 acknowledges the importance of maintaining relationships between children and their extended family members, including grandparents.
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Bethan Evans, Banking & Finance Partner based in our Cardiff office, shares her thoughts on the recent announcement by Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak on financial support for the green industrial revolution.
Green Paper: Transforming Public Procurement – The UK Government’s response to consultation
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Overall, there was a high level of support for the proposed reforms. The ambition and breadth of the package of proposals were recognised alongside the significant scale of change to the procurement regime.
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Hannah has a wide range of commercial property experience, including commercial acquisitions and disposals, commercial landlord and tenant work and secured lending.
How to increase the effectiveness of your lasting power of attorney
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Lasting powers of attorney (LPAs) are vitally important documents: they give someone power to make decisions about your financial affairs, or to make decisions in relation to your personal welfare, after you lose capacity.
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HR Consultancy Corner: Restructuring and redundancy top tips
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With a continued turbulent economic climate it’s not surprising that many organisations are looking at re-structuring and/or redundancies as a way to help secure the future of the business and off-set rising costs.
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Check out our insights for all the latest legal updates, including family wealth, personal injury & medical negligence and elderly care & Court of Protection.
Grandparents’ rights under Section 8 of the Children Act 1989
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Section 8 of the Children Act 1989 acknowledges the importance of maintaining relationships between children and their extended family members, including grandparents.
Read more on Grandparents’ rights under Section 8 of the Children Act 1989
Bethan Evans, Banking & Finance Partner based in our Cardiff office, shares her thoughts on the recent announcement by Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak on financial support for the green industrial revolution.
Green Paper: Transforming Public Procurement – The UK Government’s response to consultation
News
Overall, there was a high level of support for the proposed reforms. The ambition and breadth of the package of proposals were recognised alongside the significant scale of change to the procurement regime.
Read more on Green Paper: Transforming Public Procurement – The UK Government’s response to consultation
Hannah has a wide range of commercial property experience, including commercial acquisitions and disposals, commercial landlord and tenant work and secured lending.
How to increase the effectiveness of your lasting power of attorney
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Lasting powers of attorney (LPAs) are vitally important documents: they give someone power to make decisions about your financial affairs, or to make decisions in relation to your personal welfare, after you lose capacity.
Read more on How to increase the effectiveness of your lasting power of attorney
HR Consultancy Corner: Restructuring and redundancy top tips
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With a continued turbulent economic climate it’s not surprising that many organisations are looking at re-structuring and/or redundancies as a way to help secure the future of the business and off-set rising costs.
Read more on HR Consultancy Corner: Restructuring and redundancy top tips
Check out our insights for all the latest legal updates, including family wealth, personal injury & medical negligence and elderly care & Court of Protection.
Is the COVID-19 pandemic an ‘extraordinary’ event?
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A recent court ruling has thrown into the spotlight the potential for the reopening of settlement agreements reached during divorce proceedings, due to changes in circumstances caused by the Coronavirus pandemic.
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