Author: Lauren Baker
Bad Weather Disrupting Employee Attendance at Work?
A short guide on employer and employee rights and how to deal with bad weather disruptions in the workplace.
Our Family Law Solicitor Features in Yorkshire Post’s Legal Matters
Carol-Anne Baker, our Holmfirth based Solicitor featured in Yorkshire Post on Tuesday 15th January 2019!
Does Divorce Day Really Exist on January 7th?
Most family lawyers will tell you that there are increases in enquiries in January but that does not mean that the first working Monday is a day when there will be an abundance of new divorce proceedings issued. This is often media hype and may not be the reality.
Bridge Law’s Specialist Family Law Solicitor, Carol-Anne Baker features in the Bradford Telegraph & Argus Legal Expert Column.
Our Specialist Family Law Solicitor, Carol-Anne Baker features in The Telegraph and Argus in conjunction with the Law Society, discussing the often seen trend of rises in divorce cases during the new year period.
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3 New Year Resolutions and Some Ways We Can Help
As the new year approaches, many of us have thought about making some resolutions. This blog looks at some resolutions we often see people considering.
Bridge Law Shortlisted for the Modern Law Awards 2019!
After another extremely busy but exciting year of growth, we are delighted to announce that Bridge Law have been shortlisted for the Modern Law Awards 2019 for Boutique Law Firm of the Year 2019.
East Bergholt Parish Council v Babergh District Council and others – 7 December 2018
This is an interesting case reported today concerning a decision in the High Court. The Claimant was the Parish Council for the village of East Bergholt in Suffolk which challenged a planning decision of the local planning authority, Babergh District Council (“the Council”). The decision under challenge was to grant 3 planning permissions for a total of 229 new homes to be built around East Bergholt.
Useful Resources For Separated Parents
Finding helpful information and getting support can be a turning point in your co-parenting relationship with your ex, to maintain a positive co-parenting relationship moving forward to benefit yourselves and most importantly your children.