Monthly Archives: December 2017

Jacksons Law Firm defends former council worker

Julie Dalzell, Senior Associate, Jacksons Law Firm, represented Karen Whitmore, former Assistant Director of Governance and Monitoring Officer at Middlesbrough Council, in a liability hearing over ten days in March 2017 against Middlesbrough Council, with findings of unfair dismissal and victimisation made in favour of Ms Whitmore in a lengthy written Judgment that was promulgated […]

Jacksons Law Firm and Local MP support Cohabitation Awareness campaign

Jacksons Law Firm met with South Stockton MP, Dr Paul Williams following cohabitation awareness week to discuss how thousands of unmarried couples in Teesside are at risk of losing everything if the relationship breaks down. Family lawyers, Louisa Bestford and Emma Canham have called on unmarried couples in the Teesside area to take action to […]

Christmas contact with children.

The annual dispute over Christmas contact with children. When parents who have children together separate this can become a major issue all year round however tensions are usually heightened over the Christmas period. Whilst Christmas is regarded as a happy family orientated time, many couples who are no longer in a relationship dread the festive […]

Jacksons Law firm to offer Cancer Research UK’s Free Will Service

Jacksons Law firm are delighted to be working with Cancer Research on their Free Will Service. The Free Will Service helps people aged over 55 to write or update their will free of charge. It also gives guidance for people considering leaving a legacy gift to Cancer Research UK. The service is now being provided […]

Drone for Christmas

Are you buying a drone as a present this Christmas? Drones, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), are being used more both for fun, but also by professionals – such as surveyors to look at the roof of a building. There are legal implications which drone users will have to be alert to and changes to […]

Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) – An Ongoing Public Saga

After Thursday’s ITV programme “Elderly Theft: Robbing the Relatives” Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) have once again been put under public scrutiny. In their simplest form an LPA allows somebody chosen by you to make decisions with regard to your financial affairs under the LPA for Property and Financial Affairs and personal issues under the […]