Non Accidental Injury
May 28, 2012Family, Children and Care Work In the case of Re H-W (children) (care proceedings: non-accidental injury) [2012], The Court of Appeal allowed a father’s appeal against a finding of causing […]
Family, Children and Care Work In the case of Re H-W (children) (care proceedings: non-accidental injury) [2012], The Court of Appeal allowed a father’s appeal against a finding of causing […]
Landlord and Tenant, Residential Property The Government has relaunched the Right to Buy homeownership scheme. The scheme offers over two million council tenants the chance to buy their properties with […]
Family Finance In the case of Independent Trustee Services Ltd v GP Noble Trustees Ltd and others [2012], The Court of Appeal ruled that a wife could not use a […]
Landlord and Tenant The Government has made changes to the Tenancy Deposit Protection legislation which affects deposits that were taken on or after 6 April 2012. Under the changes a […]
Family and Divorce Recent reports have highlighted a case of a couple who divorced after 20 years on what the wife deemed as ‘trivial’ reasons. Susan Rae told an appeal […]
Family and Children In the case of A v B and another [2012], The Court of Appeal made a ruling allowing a child to have three parents. In this case […]
Family and Children In the case of Re S (A Child: Contact Order), The Court of Appeal allowed an appeal from a mother who claimed she had been denied a […]
Family and Children In the case of Re S (a child) (international abduction: subjective fear of risk), a mother won her appeal against having to return to Australia with her […]
Landlord and Tenant A letting agent has been fined £200 for trying to access a tenant’s details from the Department of Work and Pensions (DWP). The agent worked for a […]
Why choose Hart Reade? Hart Reade know how important it is to amicably resolve family matters as quickly and effectively as possible. We are solicitors based in Eastbourne, Polegate and […]
Family and Children The Department for Education has confirmed new government measures to speed up the adoption process. These new measures include the following; Local authorities to have a legal […]
Dispute Resolution In the case of Lawrence v Fen Tigers [2011] a couple lost their case for damages or an injunction for nuisance against a stadium near their home. The […]
