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Townsend Family Law | Divorce Solicitors

Need a Pre-Nup?
Planning a wedding? Have you considered a pre nup? Valentine’s Day can be the perfect time to make or accept a marriage proposal. Planning your wedding is never an easy task and the thought of making a pre-nuptial agreement with the love of your life might not be something at the forefront of your mind […]
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THE COST OF LIVING CRISIS AND DOMESTIC ABUSE
The cost-of-living crisis is affecting households across Britain, but in homes where there is an abuser, the added strain on the family can have terrible consequences. According to research from Women’s Aid, the ongoing cost-of-living crisis is already stopping victims from leaving an abusive relationship. Domestic abuse victims are choosing to live with the trauma […]
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Maintenance
The sharp rise in the cost of living is a worry for many households. Inflation in the economy is causing the price of goods and services to rocket in a way that the country has not experienced for a long time. Increases in wages however have lagged behind inflation and that means many people are […]
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Business Matters

National SME winners revealed at Business Champion Awards 2023 finale
Discover the winners of the Business Champion Awards 2023 Read more: National SME winners revealed at Business Champion Awards 2023 finale
Ten construction firms fined total £60m for ‘illegally colluding’ on contract bids
Ten construction firms have been fined a combined £60m by the competition regulator for “illegally colluding” to rig bids for lucrative contracts for projects including Bow Street magistrates court and Selfridges department store. Read more: Ten construction firms fined total £60m for ‘illegally colluding’ on contract bids
Only 1% of £1.1bn lost in Covid business scheme recovered
Just 1% of the estimated £1.1bn lost from the government’s Covid business support programme in England as a result of fraud and error has been recovered so far, the public spending watchdog has said in a report urging ministers to learn lessons from the scheme. Read more: Only 1% of £1.1bn lost in Covid business […]
Accenture cuts 19,000 jobs on slowdown fears
Accenture has announced plans to cut 19,000 jobs, about 2.5 per cent of its workforce, as corporate clients grow increasingly cautious about the strength of the global economy. Read more: Accenture cuts 19,000 jobs on slowdown fears
Worried consumers still plan to spend big
Consumer confidence continued to rise this month despite growing concern about personal finances, a closely watched survey shows. Read more: Worried consumers still plan to spend big
UK interest rates rise to 4.25% after Bank of England decision
The Bank of England has pushed up the cost of borrowing to its highest level in nearly 15 years amid concerns that inflation will persist. Read more: UK interest rates rise to 4.25% after Bank of England decision
Retail sales rise 1.2% as households eat at home more
Retail sales volumes beat expectations to rise by their biggest margin in months to return to pre-pandemic levels in February. Read more: Retail sales rise 1.2% as households eat at home more
UK ‘less prepared for a pandemic now than before Covid’
Britain is less prepared for a pandemic now than it was three years ago, thanks to the sale of a key vaccine manufacturing plant, leading scientists have warned. Read more: UK ‘less prepared for a pandemic now than before Covid’
Colmore BID & Hollie Gazzard Trust launch supporter organisation scheme for not-for-profits
Birmingham’s Colmore BID (Business Improvement District) has partnered with the Hollie Gazzard Trust to launch a new Supporter Organisation Scheme to educate staff on domestic abuse issues and help safeguard employees. Read more: Colmore BID & Hollie Gazzard Trust launch supporter organisation scheme for not-for-profits
Getting to Know You: Chris Orsaris, Automotive Consultant
Expert automotive consultant Chris Orsaris has had a long and fruitful career as an entrepreneur. Read more: Getting to Know You: Chris Orsaris, Automotive Consultant

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A tale of three districts
It might be fairly said that in recent decades venue in criminal cases has not been the hottest topic on the court’s docket. Nevertheless, as the briefs in Smith v. United States emphasize, the criminal venue right was so significant to the Framers that the... The post A tale of three districts appeared first on […]
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Does the federal law that prohibits encouraging or inducing unlawful immigration violate the First Amendment?
For four years, Helaman Hansen falsely promised undocumented immigrants that they could, for a substantial fee, become U.S. citizens through “adult adoption.” Although Hansen persuaded more than 450 people to pay him for his services, the program was a ruse that would not lead to... The post Does the federal law that prohibits encouraging or […]
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The morning read for Friday, March 24
Each weekday, we select a short list of news articles, commentary, and other noteworthy links related to the Supreme Court. Here’s the Friday morning read: The Secret Joke at the Heart of the Harvard Affirmative-Action Case (Jeannie Suk Gersen, The New Yorker) Ethical no man’s... The post The morning read for Friday, March 24 appeared […]
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Chesapeake Wills & Trusts

Power of Attorney Rights – What Are They and Who Can Give Them?
The general definition of power of attorney is “a written authorization that allows you to act on someone else’s behalf in all financial, medical care, property, and legal matters”. In that agreement, the person giving over their right to decision-making is referred to as the principal. The person receiving the right is known as the […]
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Latest John Oliver Rant Details Failings of Our Long-Term Care System
In a profanity-laced episode of his HBO show that is by turns hilarious and deeply disturbing, comedian John Oliver delivers one of his trademark rants, this one exposing the “abuse and neglect” that he contends are all-too-prevalent in our system of long-term care.
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How an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust Can Be Used to Avoid the Estate Tax
With the federal estate tax exemption possibly about to be lowered, it may be time to think about steps you can take to keep your estate from being taxed. An irrevocable life insurance trust allows you to pass on money to your heirs while avoiding estate taxes.
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IRS Announces That Face Masks and Related Purchases Are Tax Deductible
The IRS has announced that the tax deduction for medical expenses includes amounts spent on face masks, sanitizer and other products purchased to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
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Senators Propose Sweeping Changes to the Taxation of Estates and Inherited Gains
Vermont senator Bernie Sanders has introduced legislation that would require more estates to pay estate tax and that raises the amounts they would pay. Another proposed law would eliminate the step-up in basis that inherited assets currently enjoy.
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We Look At The Law Differently

“Equal justice under law is not merely a caption on the facade of the Supreme Court. It is perhaps the most inspiring ideal of our society. … It is fundamental that justice should be the same, in substance and availability, without regard to economic status.”

Lewis Powell Supreme Court Justice

United States

The Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 (LASPO) introduced funding cuts to legal aid, meaning fewer people can access free legal advice. Since 2012, legal aid has no longer been available for early advice, including housing and family law. Without legal aid for early advice, legal problems can escalate unnecessarily and cause issues such as poor health, debt and homelessness. As a result of escalating legal problems, a lack of early legal advice can increase taxpayer costs and the burden on the courts.

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