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Court of Protection – What Is Mental Capacity?
Key Points: Introduction: In everyday life, we all make decisions – what to eat, where to live, whether to accept medical treatment. Most of us ...
Deputyship and Court of Protection
A Lasting Power of Attorney will give you peace of mind that someone you trust can take care of your financial and health and care concerns for ...
- Family Law
Making Family Court Proceedings More Open And Transparent
The issue of openness and transparency in the Family Court (FC) has been the subject of intense debate for many years. The matter straddles two ...
James Walthall
James Walthall serves as the Head of the Care Team at Askews Legal LLP, bringing over 15 years of qualified legal experience to the firm. A ...
- Criminal Law
What is the New UK Sentencing Bill 2024-25?
Summary The Sentencing Bill 2024-25 signals a major overhaul of sentencing frameworks in England and Wales. It arrives at a time when prison capacity ...
- Family Law
Family Law Mediation FAQs
Summary Family mediation has become an increasingly important means of resolving disputes for separating couples and parents. In 2025, courts in ...
- Commercial Conveyancing
- Dispute Resolution
- Residential Conveyancing
Property Disputes – Can I Claim Against the Builder if I Don’t Have a Contract?
Key Points: Introduction Disputes between homeowners and builders are an all-too-common reality in the property sector. Whether it’s a botched ...
- Employment Law
Settlement Agreement FAQs
Navigating employment termination can be challenging. Our comprehensive Settlement Agreement FAQs are designed to provide clear guidance and ...
- Business Defence
What is the Difference Between Corporate Manslaughter and Gross Negligence Manslaughter
In England and Wales, manslaughter charges can arise from serious failures in professional duty, leading to tragic outcomes. Two such ...
Interest Policy
Introduction This document sets out our policy for paying interest where we hold money in client account for a: client person funding all or part of ...