By Katherine Miller Unfortunately, this is an urban myth; what people refer to as a common law marriage/common law wife or husband, doesn’t exist. Common law is not a legally recognised status meaning that living together ‘as husband and wife’ without getting married DOES NOT automatically give any rights to either person, in the same
UPDATE: Unfortunately, Philip has had to take himself out of the running for the Vitality British London 10K run on the July 10th 2016 due to a torn achilles injury; Philip will still be supporting Katherine on the day and cheering at the finishing line. ………………………….. We’re excited to announce that Katherine will be donning her running
What would it feel like if someone told you that you that you weren’t able to make decisions for your child which you thought were in their best interest? Our Managing Director Philip Warford interviews Yvonne Milne, Founder and President of the charity Rett UK. Yvonne’s daughter Clare has Rett Syndrome, and we welcome Yvonne
Question: My daughter has just turned 18 and I’ve been told I need to do a Lasting Power of Attorney for her so I can manage her affairs as she is not good at handling her own money. I don’t know anything about this so what do I need to do? Answer: A Lasting Power
It’s our daughter’s birthday this weekend. We are fairly relaxed about it after all these years though it’s always a big day for us; she will love the attention and when she sees the cake and candles she will be very happy. She’s home for the next few days and we’re looking forward to spending
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