Ignorance is the most common trap in the business of divorce, so becoming informed is crucial. However, friends, relatives and “common knowledge” are the worst and most expensive sources of advice. Use these for moral support, but when they give you advice, just smile and say “Thank You” but do not take it seriously. If [...]
In the UK the new mental capacity act is due to come into force on the first Monday in April 2007.The Act governs decision-making on behalf of adults who lack mental capacity, both where they lose capacity at some point in their lives, and where the incapacitating condition has been present since birth.This act covers [...]
We’ve all made bad decisions in the past. Don’t you just hate to hear “I told you so” from your friends and family? Or, maybe you catch yourself saying “If only I’d have…?”Personally, I’m one of those people who prefers to learn from someone else’s mistakes. If you’re at all like me, and you have [...]
