If your child has been charged with a criminal offence, their case will be handled in the youth court. This is a specialist court designed to deal with children and young people differently from adults. Understanding what to expect can help reduce uncertainty and ensure your child is properly supported.

April marks National Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness of child abuse and the role we all play in protecting children. In this article, we share some useful steps to raise awareness of what to do if you suspect a child is being abused.

Joint head of residential conveyancing, Sarah Cookson, appeared on BBC Look North yesterday, offering practical guidance for people considering the purchase of a new build home and addressing common concerns around quality, warranties and buyer protection.

Buying your first home is an exciting milestone, but the legal process can feel complex. One of the most important stages you’ll encounter is known as “exchange of contracts” often simply called “exchange”. Understanding what this means, and why it matters, can help you move forward with confidence.

Recent reports highlight how personal relationships, financial vulnerability, and end-of-life planning can intersect in complex ways, often leaving seriously ill individuals more vulnerable to pressure or manipulation, with significant legal consequences.

Throughout the month of March, Steph Potter took part in Make a Will Month, offering free, straightforward wills in support of two incredible charities: Martin House Children’s Hospice and St Michael’s Hospice.

Being hit by a car can cause serious, sometimes life-changing injuries and long recovery periods. If the accident was due to someone else’s negligence, you may have the legal right to make a pedestrian accident compensation claim to seek justice.

Can a cat inherit millions? In her latest 'Probate and Pop Culture' blog, Kelsey Jones discusses what happens when a person wants to leave their estate to their pet.