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Credit Control: 10 Steps for Setting up a System
In order to keep your business healthy, it is vital to have a healthy cash flow. Is that easier said than done? Like most things in life, planning is key. You will already know that just being brilliant at what you do is not enough, it is making sure that you are paid for that expertise and service is that will help your business grow. But how can you do that?
Do you have Parental Responsibility?
A common question I am asked is whether a parent has Parental Responsibility for their child and what this means for them as a parent. If they don’t have it, they want to know how they can get it.
Parental Alienation: “My child is being taught to hate me”
Parental alienation is a term that would cause many separated parents to raise an eyebrow in confusion. Its name is not part of everyday understanding of family law; people don't know what it is. In my experience, parental alienation's best described as a feeling. And it’s a feeling many parents will have experienced without knowing its name.
NHS Continuing Healthcare Funding (CHC) – The Process
Now that CHC has been imbedded with the National Framework for some years now, the CCGs understand much more about the process, but that does not mean that everyone who works in the CHC process does.
The best way to divorce?
Whilst it may not be possible to have a ‘good’ divorce, it is certainly possible to have a bad one. Fortunately, there are steps that both parties can take to make the divorce and separation process as painless and as amicable as possible.