Evidence serves as the foundation of persuasion within courtrooms, utilised to convince both judges and juries of the likelihood of truthfulness regarding assertions made in a case. It plays a crucial...
Conflicts are an inevitable part of life. Whether they arise from misunderstandings, differences in values, or more significant issues like inheritance disputes or divorce, these conflicts can cause...
A collaborative divorce is a unique approach to ending a marriage that emphasises cooperation and mutual respect between spouses. For many couples, this method offers numerous benefits over...
Running a small business demands directors and owners juggle numerous tasks akin to their larger counterparts but with fewer resources. Amidst managing operations, it’s easy for owners to...
As a business expands, its obligations and priorities evolve. Conducting a legal business health check can reveal irregularities in dealings and agreements with third parties. When starting up or...
Foster Care Fortnight is the UK’s biggest foster care awareness-raising campaign, delivered by the leading fostering charity, The Fostering Network. Established in 1997, supports fostering services...
In 1993, May was designated International Day of Families by the General Assembly in recognition of the ongoing significance of addressing family matters. This coincides with the anniversary of the...
This year Hospice UK’s Dying Matters Dying Matters Awareness Week runs from 6th to the 12th of May. This year’s theme, ‘The way we talk about Dying Matters’, focuses on the language that we use, and...
A voluntary interview is a method employed by the police to question individuals without necessitating an arrest or formal booking into custody. This approach conserves time and resources for law...