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Can a Husband apply to vary a divorce settlement which he can no longer afford because of a subsequent recessionary drop in Share prices and house values?

We are very happy to report that the Will Week scheme, in which we participated in support of St Anne’s Hospice, has been a great success. The response received from the public has been extremely positive, and the level of interest far greater than in any previous year.

From the 6 April 2009 two important changes occur. There will be more flexible rules in connection with disciplinary, dismissal and grievance issues, and the right to request flexible working is being extended to all parents of children aged 16 years or under.

THE memory of a former doctor’s receptionist live live on with a donation of more than £15,000 to good causes.

Solicitor John Ainley distributed the legacy left by May Lees, who died in 2004 at the age of 94, between 5 organisations.

They were chosen to reflect her wishes to support people with health problems, and disadvantaged children.

We are once again delighted to be supporting St Ann’s Hospice Will Week. The Will Week Scheme enables people to have a Will prepared and at the same time benefit an extremely worthy cause. Under the terms of the Scheme we will prepare a simple Will for a client, then instead of us receiving a fee the client makes a donation, through ourselves, to the Hospice.

A MOORSIDE family is in for a treat after winning a raffle which netted £1,300 for Dr Kershaw’s Hospice.
Cindy Caroll bought the winning ticket in a draw which means the family will be VIP guests at Manchester United’s game with Portsmouth.
Cindy, husband Mark, their seven-year-old son Brandon and Cindy’s brother-in-law Garry Shearman are excitedly looking [...]