When parents separate, one of the hardest questions is: “What happens to the children?” Emotions run high, and uncertainty can make an already difficult time even more stressful. A Child...
If a loved one loses mental capacity and there’s no valid Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) in place, someone must step in to manage their affairs. In many cases, that...
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As our charity partnership with the UHNM Charity draws to a close, we’re taking a moment to reflect on a truly meaningful year of fundraising, community spirit, and shared compassion....
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At Myers & Co, we believe in supporting causes that make a meaningful difference to people’s lives especially within our local Staffordshire community. That’s why we were proud to...
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As the seasons change, many couples find themselves reflecting on their relationships. If you're considering a separation this autumn, one of the biggest concerns is often: what happens to the family...
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