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Having the right legal advice for any type of predicament can make all the difference and really affect the course of events going forward. QualitySolicitors Brennans are your local legal experts, offering tailored advice for individuals, families, loved ones and neighbours to work through any sort of problem in the most effective and efficient way. Our range of personalised legal services are delivered by our professional, friendly and dedicated team for those living in Wallsend and across the greater Tyne and Wear region.
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Find out moreClean Break - Do I need one?
Posted on July 21, 2017
A Clean Break/Consent Order is a type of Court Order that can be granted after a divorce severing the financial ties between you and your ex-spouse, meaning you no longer have to provide financial support for him/her. It also means that neither of you can claim money from the other in the future. The Order allows you both to officially end the financial commitments between you.
Read MoreDementia Tax –What is it?
Posted on May 22, 2017
The phrase Dementia Tax is the one being applied to the Conservative Party’s proposals for the funding of Social Care, if as seems likely they are re- elected on June 8th.
The current position is that a person going into residential care must leave their home to obtain the care they need and the care is very expensive. This justified the forced sale of the main residence. Thousands of people every month are forced to sell their homes to pay for residential care under the current scheme.