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  • employment law 2020

    Impact of Laws for Employees to Take Effect this November 2020

    It has been a turbulent year for employees and consumers for most of 2020, but as the year ends it still seems far before a return to normalcy. The most important concern for the government is maintaining levels of employment so that the economy does not contract into a full recession once restrictions have been […]
  • Adversities in Legal Recourse with Coronavirus

    Overcoming Adversities in Legal Recourse in a Coronavirus World

    The Coronavirus Lockjam on All Legal Matters The current pandemic has drastically impacted many sectors of business and industry, some to the point of failure if not supported by government aid. Yet among these sectors there is one that is essential to the functioning of society and governance that is not being given much attention. […]
  • Autistic Internet Sexual Relations UK

    Local Authority vs Autistic Internet Sexual Relations

    One of the most common controversial topics in family law is how far can the government impose on people’s natural behaviors? Ideally of course the answer is nothing as long as they don’t do anything illegal in the privacy of their own homes. Saying “Immorality” is no longer supposed to be a tool of government […]
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    Deprivation of Liberty for Young People

    When you have deprived someone of their liberty, either you have put someone in jail or you have just performed a kidnapping. Among adults this is not something to take lightly, but among children it is something our society takes for granted. Many figures of authority can force young people to stay – parents to […]
  • Disabled being Left Behind by Brexit

    Disabled being Left Behind by Brexit

    So it’s done. The UK is out of the EU. Now all that remains is for things to fall where they well, for good or ill – is what many would like to say. But not so fast! Just as Brexit itself dragged on for years, actually completing the process is still going to take […]
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Family Law Guidance in Paternity Fraud from Recent Case Judgements

December 19, 2019December 19, 2019 Hadaway & Hadaway

Paternity fraud is when the woman in a relationship falsely makes her partner believe that he is the biological father of their child(ren). This is a tort (i.e., an offense against a person) as compared to the legal definition of a crime (i.e., an offense against society) and goes to civil court. Family solicitors in […]

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Options and Opportunities for Workers as Hard Brexit Looms

October 18, 2019November 5, 2019 Hadaway & Hadaway

Opinions on Brexit are divided whether it will be good for native workers to find jobs or bad for their rights. Many on both sides of the Brexit debacle agree that a no-deal Brexit is the worst of all possible options, and yet that is what seems most likely. Workers are suing to try and […]

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Peculiar Concerns for Family Solicitors in 2019

August 15, 2019September 3, 2019 Hadaway & Hadaway

Family Law solicitors have to deal with a lot of sensitive and emotional cases. The most demanding situations for a family solicitor always involves children. Here are some new more problematic issues facing them today. Twofold increase in Child-Parent Abuse since 2016 This isn’t the usual parent or caretaker abusing their children as you might […]

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Ten Tips to Find Your Best Solicitor in the North East UK

June 18, 2019June 18, 2019 Hadaway & Hadaway

At some point, you may need to find a solicitor in North East England. It may be to look for compensation for a workplace or on-the-road injury. Maybe you need to deal with questions unfair dismissal or discrimination problems at work. Perhaps you need to manage family concerns like divorce and custody. Or you want […]

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Divorce Solicitors Love ‘No-Fault Divorce’ and Here’s Why

April 18, 2019April 30, 2019 Hadaway & Hadaway

There’s rising calls for “No-Fault” divorce in England and Wales after the Supreme Court rejected in Owens vs Owens Mrs. Tina Owens’s appeal for divorce after her husband refused to accept the split. She said she felt trapped in a loveless marriage after 40 years, and now that their children had grown up she wanted […]

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  • Impact of Laws for Employees to Take Effect this November 2020 November 18, 2020
  • Overcoming Adversities in Legal Recourse in a Coronavirus World August 19, 2020
  • Local Authority vs Autistic Internet Sexual Relations June 15, 2020
  • Deprivation of Liberty for Young People April 20, 2020
  • Disabled being Left Behind by Brexit February 12, 2020
  • Family Law Guidance in Paternity Fraud from Recent Case Judgements December 19, 2019
  • Options and Opportunities for Workers as Hard Brexit Looms October 18, 2019
  • Peculiar Concerns for Family Solicitors in 2019 August 15, 2019
  • Ten Tips to Find Your Best Solicitor in the North East UK June 18, 2019
  • Divorce Solicitors Love ‘No-Fault Divorce’ and Here’s Why April 18, 2019
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