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MIAMS, Mediation and The Children and Families Act 2014
People are understandably anxious about how their assets will be divided, what will happen to the family home and who will care for the children. As well as starting divorce […]
The importance of clarity in your Will
The death of a loved is an extremely difficult time for all involved and this is made worse if there is confusion surrounding the wishes of the deceased. Stubbornness and […]
Settlement for Camphill Village Trust
The legally-binding agreement, reached by the two parties and their lawyers, sets out key guiding principles as well as specific shared aims for the communities of Botton, Delrow and The […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors shortlisted for Legal 500 Awards
The categories are broken down into various business sectors and practice areas, and the shortlist is announced following the in-depth research carried out by the Legal 500 teams throughout the […]
Personnel Today Awards name Anthony Collins Solicitors Employment Law Firm of the Year
The team fought off strong competition from ESP Law, Gowling WLG and HRC Law to take home the award, which was centred around the work the team has done for the […]
Ending Expensive Social Tenancies
Meeting the demand for affordable housing is one of the biggest challenges facing this country and it is right that the government prioritises it. Having a sustainable development programme for […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors’ new Senior Partner reveals his ‘values’ vision
[media id=99] He becomes only the fifth senior partner since the firm’s launch in 1973, and takes up the role from Romaine Thompson after her nine-year tenure. ACS already has […]
Anthony Collins Solicitors wins £80,000 for mother
The claim has been settled out of court, without any admission of liability, after ACS sued the hospital trust on behalf of a client referred to as Mrs C. Northampton […]
Glowing with pride
Glow Day is a campaign to raise awareness of the importance of children wearing reflective clothing when they are outside, particularly in the autumn and winter months. Statistics show that wearing […]
When does the clock begin to tick?
Turning Point was unsuccessful in its challenge, and the reasoning behind the Court’s ruling has wider implications, not only in terms of social care procurement, but also across the public […]
Access to justice for everyone
The practice note has been put together by the Law Society Mental Health and Disability Committee to assist those working in legal services, particularly those who might not act for […]