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With the focus during Dementia Action Week, on diagnosis of the condition, it seems like a good time to think about how to prepare for times when extra help with the ‘stuff of life’ may be needed.  By this we mean perhaps when a friend or relative needs additional support to manage their finances and pay [...]

Since 1992 April has been nominated each year as stress awareness month.  And whilst April has passed, this year’s theme of community is, perhaps, one to consider for the next 12 months. As we emerge from the restrictions of the last two years, it is clear that stress is large part of people’s lives, both [...]

Within the next 2 weeks, the biggest changes to family law, applying for a divorce, (getting unmarried), will become available for spouses to use.  From 6th April 2022 either party to a marriage can apply for a true ‘no fault’ divorce. No longer will one party have to prove there has been a period of [...]