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Over 50s break ups on the increase as divorce figures fall
New figures for marriage break-ups in the country seem to indicate that many couples could be waitin...
Fancy an exciting new role in Staines?
We are looking to take on a paralegal/”apprentice” to work at our a busy modern office i...
Mortgage borrowing boost shows property still the investment of choice
It is to be broadly welcomed that monthly mortgage lending has recently hit a five year high. Eco...
Women winning cases against lying husbands set to open floodgates
The case of two ex-wives who won their Supreme Court cases after claiming they were tricked by ex-hu...
Country sitting on wills time bomb warns local Staines experts
Hundreds of thousands of wills may have been written incorrectly leaving a potential ‘time bom...
Grandparents now using law for access to grandchildren
It is a sign of the times that grandparents are increasingly visiting law firms to see if the legal...
Sour summer holidays final straw leading to marriage break up
Many family lawyers in the South East and elsewhere are bracing themselves for the traditional upsur...
Daughter overturning mothers will could lead to deluge of claims, says Staines legal expert
A landmark ruling which has seen a woman awarded £164,000 after being cut out of her mother&rs...
Dale & Newbery remain at forefront for clinical negligence
We are pleased to announce that one of our partner’s here at Dale & Newbery; Stephen Tame...
Divorce Centres will cut through red tape, say legal experts
National divorce centres will reduce the pressure on courts by cutting bureaucracy claims a leading...
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