Did you work in the shipyard, mills or other heavy industry or engineering from the 1950’s onwards or serve in the police, prison service or armed services (including TA or UDR)? If so, then read on. It has been estimated that up to 5% of adults may suffer from hearing difficulties due to Noise-Induced …
Marriage breakdown: children and the law in Northern Ireland
The most emotive issue for any parent, when deciding to separate, is in respect of the arrangements for the children. This can often lead to arguments resulting in children being caught in the middle as their parents argue as to: who should care for them, how often the non-resident parent should see them or what …
All suspects being questioned by police have a right to FREE legal advice
Nobody wants to have a reason to be interviewed by the Police but unfortunately, people may find themselves in a position whereby allegations have been made against them or they are required to give their side of an incident to the Police. In these situations, the majority of the public do not realise they have …
Six myths about drink driving in NI
By Darren Duncan LLB of McConnell Kelly solicitors Myth 1. I have only had two drinks We have all heard it said or might have even thought it ourselves. Your limit will not be dictated by how much you have drunk but how much alcohol is in your system at the time of detection. Everyone’s …
Don’t wait until Will Aid November comes round again – sort out your Will today
Should I make a Will? “The short answer to that question is yes. Writing a valid Will is the only way you can be sure that your wishes are carried out and your loved ones provided for after your death. Also, dying without a Will can cause your family the distress of resolving legal problems …