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Have you been accused of Rape or a Sexual Assault?
Have you been accused of Rape or a Sexual Assault? These are serious offences, and the police will either arrest you or ask you to attend a police interview on a voluntary basis. Either way, you are...
Why should I make a will?
A valid Will is a crucial part of responsible financial and estate planning. A will allows you to: control distribution - You can ensure how your estate, made up of your money, property, possessions...
Rights of way – Interference and Disputes
A right of way refers to the legal entitlement to access another person's property, in law referred to as an ‘easement’. Such rights come in various types, often specifying conditions regarding...
How to evict your tenant – a simple guide for residential landlords
Eviction processes have evolved over the years. You must follow strict procedures if you want your tenants to leave your property. You may have various reasons as to why you wish for your tenants to...
Set Aside a Statutory Demand
Set aside a Statutory Demand – What do I do? If you’ve received a Statutory Demand, then it’s vital the right steps are taken in response. It should not be taken lightly or ignored as this could...
Harassment Injunctions – Making a Court Application
Harassment may occur in all aspects of your life, at home, at work, neighbour harassment, former friends, ex-partners, spouses, colleagues, acquaintances or even by people you don’t know. Often, the...
Coronavirus (COVID-19): guidance for children and families
WHITEROSE BLACKMANS SOLICITORS LLP: Family Law Update This guidance is given in accordance with the current conditions and in line with the advice received from CAFCASS. It is important that all...
Coronavirus Advice for UK Visa Applicants & Temporary UK Residents
WHITEROSE BLACKMANS SOLICITORS LLP: Immigration Update Coronavirus (COVID-19): advice for UK visa applicants and temporary UK residents This advice is given in accordance with the current conditions...
Company Director Charged With Fraud
R v S (2019) - Leeds Crown Court... The Defendant (a Company Director) was charged with fraud, valued over £160,000. The Crown Prosecution Service alleged that this was a planned offence and one...
Reduced Prison Sentence
R v W (2019) - Leeds Crown Court... The defendant was a serving prisoner & was caught in possession of a mobile. The Defendant faced a sentence of two years in prison but due to an early guilty...