by Chris Milne | Nov 13, 2018 | Articles & News, Chris Milne, Uncategorized
When an application is made to the court a Child Arrangements Order can determine who a child will ‘live with’ – this used to be known as Residence, and with whom they will ‘spend time’ – previously known as Contact. These types of Orders can cover the day to day care...
by Clive Ankers | Oct 18, 2018 | Articles & News, Clive Ankers
Firework Display & Safety Firework displays should be enjoyable and spectacular occasions – but they obviously need some responsible planning. The good news is that there is straightforward guidance to help you. If you are organising a major public event, you will...
by Chris Milne | Oct 1, 2018 | Articles & News, Chris Milne, Uncategorized
Onions & Davies are offering 10% off conveyancing services for members of the armed forces buying under the Forces Help To Buy Scheme before the end of the year The Forces Help to Buy Scheme is coming to an end in December 2018. FHTB is the government’s home loan...
by Chris Milne | Sep 28, 2018 | Articles & News, Chris Milne, Uncategorized
We are delighted to be involved this year in the ‘Free Wills Month’ campaign, designed to encourage Will-making for those people who don’t have a Will or need to update their Will. With over 20 charities participating in the campaign, it will hopefully encourage...
by Chris Milne | Sep 17, 2018 | Articles & News, Chris Milne, Uncategorized
We are hopeful, here at Onions & Davies Ltd, that long-awaited divorce reform is afoot as news is released that there is to be a public consultation on introducing ‘no-fault’ divorce. As explained in our blog earlier this year, ‘End the Blame Game’ in order to...
by Chris Milne | Aug 3, 2018 | Articles & News, Chris Milne, Uncategorized
The short answer is no, but you might want to. There is no legal requirement for a Solicitor to be involved in the administration of an estate, unless they have been appointed as an Executor under the terms of the Will because that is the choice of the person who made...
