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Navigating Non-Accidental Injuries: The Rise of Resolutions Model Assessments in Care Proceedings
Within care proceedings, when the Court determines a non-accidental injury to a child, we are starting to see an increase […]
Recently Released: The Third Edition of STEP Standard Provisions
The recently published Third Edition of the STEP Standard Provisions marks a significant update in the field of estate planning. […]
Undue Influence in Will disputes
Making a will is generally better than not making a will; you choose who inherits, how much, and when. You […]
Nigel Priestley MBE and the SFAC team attend Brazil’s First National Colloquium on Kinship Care
Nigel Priestley MBE, Senior Partner at Ridley & Hall, was recently part of a team from SFAC (Strengthening Families and […]
Some Day this will all be Yours Brenda!
Gareth Jones explains that property owners need to be cautious when making potentially ‘throw away’ remarks like the one above, […]
Q&A: How should an Executor Respond to an Inheritance Claim?
The Starting Point: What is an Executor’s duty? To effectively respond to a claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Family […]
Prioritising Christmas Child Contact: Why Taking Action Now Matters
The Christmas holidays are a time of joy, love, and togetherness. It’s a time when families and friends come together […]
Ridley & Hall Elevates Its Technology with PracticeEvolve’s Innovative Case Management Software
Yorkshire-based law firm Ridley and Hall is embracing innovative technology to bolster its operations and has selected PracticeEvolve as its […]
Ridley & Hall Solicitors Expands Reach with New Legal Aid Contract in South Elmsall Pontefract Office
Ridley & Hall Solicitors, a distinguished law firm with roots tracing back to its establishment in 1927, has recently secured […]
Promises and Will Disputes
“The best way to keep one’s word is not to give it” said Napoleon Bonaparte. Wise words indeed, especially in […]
