Time for "No Fault" Divorces?

In a highly publicised case, the Courts recently ruled that a 68 year old woman must remain married to her husband.

Shoe-be-doo - Shoe Recycling Initiative for the Children of Wirral

Shoe Be Doo is back for 2018. This year we hope to make the campaign bigger and better than ever. In previous years, Shoe be Doo has been a huge success and thanks to the children and parents of The Prep hundreds of families on the Wirral have benefited from receiving the school shoes and other items of uniform.

Laura Prysor-Jones appointed director at Burd Ward

She will be joining the existing management team of John Burd, Michael Ward and Victoria Syvret as the firm looks forward to the new year and beyond.

28/07/2017 - A night at the races

Racing starts 7:30pm at Great Float Social Club, Wallasey. Tickets £5 - proceeds in aid of essential equipment for Jamie Wells

Government still says No to "No fault divorces"

The Government has recently stated it has no plans to introduce a “no fault” divorce, despite lots of public pressure to change the Law.

The dangers of Sepsis

Sepsis can happen to anyone, at any age, from any background. The NHS estimated that in 2014 123,000 in the UK suffered from Sepsis

Why you need a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) and a Will

Until the end of February 2017 we are offering a special package to have both your LPA and Will drawn up for a fixed cost of £350+VAT or £650+VAT for a couple.

Insurance premiums and changes to whiplash

For almost 3 years the insurance companies have been lobbying the Government to crack down on Personal Injury claims and more recently to do away with Whiplash Claims altogether so people cannot claim at all for whiplash which lasts 9 months or less.

Wirral charity raises more than £1,000 to help causes across the borough

The event was held at the Saddle Inn, Wallasey with a representive from Burd Ward Solictors knocking down the wall.

Changes to Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) Agreements

Private landlords may or may not be aware but on 1st October 2015 the law relating to Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) agreements changed.