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As the Christmas season approaches, many of us are starting to think about our plans to get together with family to enjoy the season and its festivities. However, for parents who are separated, Christmas can be a stressful time, sometimes accompanied by conflict. Every parent wants to spend the day with their children, but unfortunately, it’s not always possible, and the reality is often more complex. In this blog, we’ve pulled together some essential tips for planning your Christmas contact arrangements and how to deal with them.
At Thorneycroft Solicitors, we understand the challenges that come with separation and divorce. This is among the most challenging experiences you will encounter in your lifetime, and for same-sex couples, these journeys may have unique complexities. Thorneycroft Solicitors is one of the leading divorce solicitors in the North West, and we’re committed to providing unwavering support throughout the process. In this blog, we offer insights to help you understand the legal considerations of same-sex divorce in today’s landscape…
Joint ownership of property has become increasingly more common in recent years driven by a variety of factors that reflect the evolving dynamics of the property market. One of the primary catalysts behind this trend is the soaring prices of homes in many areas.
The decision to get a divorceis always a difficult one with a lot of complexities involved, both emotionally and legally. Whilst most people are aware of the immediate consequences, such as the division of assets and spousal support, what is often overlooked is how divorce can affect your inheritance. In this blog, our expert solicitors will delve into everything you need to know about divorce and inheritance.
The United Kingdom’s transition to no-fault divorce marked a pivotal moment in its family law landscape. As we approach the one-year mark since its implementation, it’s crucial to assess the impact of this legal reform on divorce rates.
In recent years, the UK property market has experienced significant changes, presenting some unique challenges for aspiring homeowners. The process of purchasing a property has evolved, with more and more people turning to family for help. In this article, we delve into the reasons behind these changes and explore how family members can play a pivotal role in helping you secure your first home.
The property market is saturated with information, meaning it can sometimes be hard to discern between fact and fiction. Here at Thorneycroft Solicitors, we are committed to providing first-class conveyancing services that safeguard your interests, and it is paramount that we stay up to date with the reality of what’s going on. In this article, we delve into the current state of the property market to help you get a better understanding…
A safe workplace in any industry should be a priority. However, in industries that utilise heavy machinery and equipment, ensuring employee safety is of paramount importance. As personal injury solicitors, we have seen firsthand the impact that workplace accidents and injuries can have.
Compliance with Health and Safety regulations is essential for all organisations in ensuring workplace safety for everyone. This is particularly true for industries that utilise heavy machinery and equipment. For example, the construction industry sees approximately 59,000 non-fatal workplace injuries annually.
While all employers have a duty of care to provide a safe working environment, as an employee, you must be aware of your own responsibilities to ensure workplace safety. Our dedicated team of personal injury lawyers at Thorneycroft Solicitors understands the impact workplace accidents have, so we’ve explored some of the best practices that you can adopt to ensure your safety at work.
Whether you’re looking to buy a new home now or in the future, it’s very likely that you will come across the terms ‘right to buy’ and ‘help to buy’.
What most people don’t realise is that although the terminology sounds very similar, both schemes are in fact totally unrelated.
