You and the Law
Welcome to You and the Law, our senior partner John Ainley's column as written for the Oldham Chronicle.
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You and the Law – 8th June 2010
Tuesday, June 8th, 2010.
My daughter has worked at a private nursery for over 12 months. About a fortnight ago she had to take two days off sick. She phoned in before 9am on the first day, but when she received her wages the following week she was informed she wouldn’t be paid for the two days she was off.
You and the Law – 1st June 2010
Monday, June 7th, 2010.
We bought a new car a fortnight ago at a cost of £17,000 and it has now spent its fifth day at the dealers being repaired. Do we have to put up with this?
You and the Law – 25th May 2010
Tuesday, May 25th, 2010.
My son divorced after a marriage lasting only a year. He still has contact with his daughters, but finds that they are known locally by his ex-wife’s maiden name and have been enrolled at the infant school in her name too.
There has been no court application about this. Is there anything he can do?
You and the Law – 18th May 2010
Tuesday, May 18th, 2010.
Our parents lived apart for many years, although they were not divorced. Of the three sons, one kept in touch with father while the other two kept in touch with mother.
You and the law – 11th May 2010
Tuesday, May 11th, 2010.
My elderly mother and father own their house. They have always suggested that when they die the house will be divided between me and my two brothers. However in recent years they have signed as guarantors for loans my brothers have taken out for their business.
You and the Law – 4th May 2010
Tuesday, May 4th, 2010.
I work for a subsidiary of a multinational company. We were told that reorganisation was taking place, but our jobs were safe until next December. We’ve now been told that our office will close by September.
