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Abortion
Your rights about abortion.
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Parental responsibility
Parental responsibility is how the law describes the responsibilities and rights that go with being a parent. If you have parental responsibility for a child, you must care for and protect that child and the law entitles you to be involved in making decisions about them. Most, but not all parents have 'parental responsibility' for their children. It is sometimes important for step-parents to have it too.
Training news
Local authority support for migrants with NRPF workshop
This is a joint full day training between Advicenow, Project 17 and the Care Rights Project. This training looks at the support available under Section 17 Children Act 1989 and Care Act 2014 for migrants with no recourse to public funds (NRPF). It is aimed at professionals working regularly with...
Solicitor
Emma Taylor
Emma is a Partner at GoodLaw Solicitors having previously qualified as a Chartered Legal Executive. Emma obtained her Law Degree from the University of Kent in 2006 and has worked in family law since 2007. Emma heads up the Family Department at GoodLaw Solicitors LLP and specialises in cases...
Report
Meeting the information needs of litigants in person
LiPs face the challenges of complex court systems and unfamiliar legal language. Based on an understanding of these challenges, the report sets out good practice on how to help LiPs meet those challenges and help information providers in putting LiPs at the centre of information design and provision...
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Death
The rules about registering a death. Including information about death certificates wills, burials and cremations.
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Birth
Your rights about birth, including issues relating to unborn children and surrogacy, how to register a birth and birth certificates.
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Funerals
What arrangements do you need to make after a death? Information about burials, cremations and funeral costs.
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Marriage and civil partnership
The rules about getting married or forming a civil partnership.
