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Cohabitation Agreements

A cohabitation agreement is often entered into by couples who have no current intention to marry but wish to live together. The preparation of a cohabitation agreement is a sensible and prudent course of action for people entering into a relationship. It can save much litigation and stress if the relationship breaks down.

Absence makes the heart grow fonder | Is that true in the workplace?

Absenteeism can have a significant impact on businesses. Operational disruption typically leads to an overall drop in performance, finance, employee morale and end user satisfaction - and levels are rising. So why is this?

Doncaster Duo Join Family Law Firm of the Year

Law Society Children Panel Solicitor Lauren Clarke and Chartered Legal Executive Devon Baker have recently moved to Sills & Betteridge Inc Bridge Sanderson Munro, from Hallgate neighbours Malcolm C Foy & Co.

Financial Checks When Buying a Property

When buying a property, your solicitor must carry out some important checks to verify your identity and check your source of funds. Sadly fraud has become an increasing problem in recent years, with professional criminals targeting conveyancers and home buyers in what are often very sophisticated scams. It can be easy to lower your guard in the excitement of buying your new home.

Another Win for ‘Exceptional’ Family Law Team at National Awards Ceremony

Our Family Team were victorious once again at the recent LexisNexis Family Law Awards where we won the coveted title of Family Law Firm of the Year (Midlands & Wales).

What Does Possession of an Indecent Image Mean?

Katie Scott
28 Nov 2024
Law Blog
Crime

The development of technology and easy access to the internet means access to illegal material is much more prevalent. As a consequence, more people are finding themselves facing allegations of possessing illegal material, including indecent images of children. The police seek to prosecute those responsible for such offences. However, not all result in a criminal conviction.