Posted 24.10.23
An Occupation Order is an order made by the court to deal with the family home. It’s a very serious type of order and is only usually granted in very serious circumstances. This type of order can be used to:
Posted 13.9.23
Employees can request a reasonable amount of time off to deal with unforeseen or emergency situations involving a dependant. Children being sent home from school or nursery would fall into this category.
Posted 3.5.23
Philip Taylor, who has Cerebral Palsy and Epilepsy, has raised more than £45,000 over the last three decades; £31,000 of which was during a 17-year-tenure in the post room at Gorvins Solicitors.
Posted 23.1.23
As the first month of 2023 draws to a close, Gorvins is considering all the legal changes waiting in the wings for the rest of the year. As always, we stay ahead of the curve on all these issues in order to best serve you, our valued clients.
Posted 9.1.23
Stockport law firm Gorvins has helped fifth-generation family-owned business, William Reed, to acquire trade publication Retail Week and its sister conference, World Retail Congress.
Posted 21.12.22
If you are a new driver and have been charged with an offence of driving or permitting the use of a motor vehicle without insurance our experts can advise you.
Posted 16.12.22
As we all pack up for the Christmas holidays and prepare for the new year ahead, Gorvins lead partner Mark Deverell is reflecting on an eventful year and thinking about what 2023 has in store.
Posted 11.10.22
Gorvins Solicitors is proud to have retained top tier rankings for three of its practice areas and to have five of the firm’s solicitors listed in the exclusive elite ‘Leading Lawyers’ list as well as have 14 practice areas recommended in this highly respected guide.
Posted 16.12.21
2021 had much to live up to after the chaos of 2020. Managing Partner, Mark Deverell gives his view on the year.
Posted 24.11.21
People are becoming increasingly aware of the rights they have in respect to how organisations use and collect their data.
Posted 5.1.21
Most children should have returned to school this week, but after the Prime Minister’s announcement last night, it looks like homeschooling
Posted 14.7.20
As a result of increased numbers of enquiries from pregnant women, we thought it would be helpful to set out an individual’s “rights” in this area.
Posted 13.6.18
Cutting a child out of a will might be the most dramatic way for a mother or father to ...
Posted 27.3.18
CGA Group today completed the acquisition of CPL Online, the specialist provider of e-learning, business solutions and interactive services.
Posted 19.2.18
New statistics from the EHRC show extent to which British employers are ignorant to the rights of pregnant women and new mothers.
Posted 11.10.17
Fear of being incapacitated or even suffering a fatal injury while doing sport is the catalyst for rising numbers of exercise fans making a will.
Posted 14.8.17
Trends in the workplace are changing, advances in technology are allowing companies to move towards a more dynamic and flexible working environment.
Posted 6.7.17
Do men or women cope better after divorce? Head of Family Law Nicola McInnes looks into the factors that help people recover after divorce.
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