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Olympic Champion Raised in Kinship Care
Our Kinship Care solicitor, Helen Moody reflects on the importance of kinship care and the positive outcomes that it can […]
Witness Statements: Some Dos and Don’ts!
In most cases which proceed to trial evidence from witnesses is vital to the success or otherwise of the claim. […]
Sustainable Practices in Private Client Services: Balancing Environmental, Social, and Governance Factors
Sustainability refers to the ability to maintain or support a process continuously over time. To put this in the context […]
Ridley & Hall Celebrates Foster Care Fortnight
At Ridley & Hall, we are celebrating Foster Care Fortnight, an awareness campaign led by The Fostering Network. This campaign […]
Predatory marriage; what can we learn from the recent case of Langley v Qin?
The recent judgement in Langley v Qin has sparked widespread interest, attracting the attention of the national press. In this […]
Injustice in NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding: Eligibility Recommendations Overturned
As a solicitor who has conducted NHS Continuing Healthcare appeals for over a decade, I’m increasingly concerned by examples of […]
Changes to Family Law Rules Prioritise Dispute Resolution
On 29th April 2024, new Family Proceedings Rules came into effect, placing a strong emphasis on dispute resolution. Addressing Delays […]
Steps You Can Take If You Are Overdue An Inheritance
If you’re the beneficiary of a will and you have concerns over the executors who are administering the estate, you’ll […]
Executor Misconduct: What are the problems and solutions?
A Judge at a criminal trial at Swansea Crown court is currently considering whether a mother and grandfather of two […]
5 Top Tips for Juniors in the Legal Profession
As a Trainee Solicitor at Ridley & Hall, I now approach the end of 7 years of studies (not that […]
