The non-resident parent in a child contact case should always ASK the Court to include in the Order that the grandparents may also have contact with the child and it may be granted even if the grandparents would not otherwise be entitled to such an order. In a recent case (G (A Child) [2018] EWCA … Continue reading The non-resident parent in a child contact case should always ASK the Court to include in the Order that the grandparents may also have contact with the child
The Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims (PAPDC) came into force recently, changing the way in which businesses interact with individuals prior to taking a debt claim to court. It applies to any business when claiming the payment of a debt from an individual (which includes sole traders), so it will not affect business-to-business debt claims. … Continue reading The Pre-Action Protocol for Debt Claims came into force on 1 October 2017
Brexit Supreme Court ruling on Article 50 vote summary Theresa May must consult Parliament in order to trigger Article 50, the Supreme Court has ruled. Here is a summary of their ruling: Article 50 of the Treaty on the European Union provides, in summary terms, that, if a member state decides to withdraw from the … Continue reading Brexit | Supreme Court | Article 50
"A meeting meant to end in a deal." What to expect when Theresa May and Donald Trump convene. On Friday morning UK Prime Minister Theresa May will become the first foreign leader to meet US President Donald Trump since he took up residence in the White House. "Sometimes, opposites attract," she promised reporters over the … Continue reading Theresa May and Donald Trump Meeting
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