Taking control of your future: The importance of Lasting Powers of Attorney
Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) allow you to appoint someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf if you are no longer able to...
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Section 91(14) Order in England and Wales: Understanding Its Purpose, Criteria, and Application
What is a Section 91(14) Order? In the realm of family law, a Section 91(14) order is a legal measure that restricts a party’s ability...
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Understanding the No Order Principle In family law, one of the core principles that governs decisions made by courts in England and Wales regarding children...
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Leaving an abusive relationship can be one of the hardest things a person will ever do. For many, the process is fraught with emotional, psychological,...
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This Update Your Will Week (2nd – 8th March 2026), we are proud to support The Association of Lifetime Lawyers in raising awareness about the...
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At Browell Smith & Co, our clinical negligence team regularly supports women and families affected by the delayed diagnosis of gynaecological cancers. These cases are...
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