Insights and Guidance - Page 15

From 6th April 2022, the law and procedure for ending a marriage or civil partnership changes. The changes arise from the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020. The changes are often...

From 6th April 2022, all divorces, dissolutions and judicial separations will be subject to new law and new court rules. This is the start of “no-fault” divorce. The new law applies to Civil...

Gordons Partnership were delighted to be part of The University of Law Guildford achievement awards and would like to congratulate graduate Emily Samuels for winning the 2021 Civil Litigation...

Ben Bull has been featured recently in Chemist & Druggist, having written an insightful article regarding pharmacists in 22 Boots stores across the UK. The article discusses the British health...

Lucy Bowker, Solicitor in Gordons Partnership Health and Social Care department, is featured in the October issue of Caring UK, discussing the CQC’s new approach to...

CQC Inspections and Conflicts of Interest Over the last three years, Gordons Partnership Solicitors has advised several providers on conflicts of interest on the part of CQC inspectors. One CQC...

There are a number of ways for parties to keep conflict to a minimum, from the way in which you communicate to the steps you take in the legal process. Try to keep in mind that the purpose of...

With continued delays in issuing of grants and proposals for increasing court fees for grant applications, we and our clients will welcome the news that the House of Commons Justice Select...

Last night was hugely eventful for the Legal Brain of Surrey Quiz attendees, which took place in the lovely Weyside Pub, Guildford. The teams showed what they were made of during ten rounds of...

Every year Resolution holds a “Good Divorce Week” and this year it is running from 29th November to 3rd December 2021. Resolution is a group of family lawyers, and other professionals, that...