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The daily and annual boarder fees for independent schools have become increasingly expensive over the last few years. This represents a substantial financial commitment over the education of a child, and often has to be considered when negotiating a financial settlement after divorce or separation.

Penny Williams, paralegal within our personal injury team discusses a case study of a compensation claim for injuries sustained due to exposure to dangerous chemicals within the workplace, and explains how Tilly Bailey & Irvine can help.

Shamin Ali, Associate Solicitor at Tilly Bailey & Irvine discusses the issues in relation to recognition of a foreign divorce and explains how the Private Family Law Team can assist.

Anna Thorp, Paralegal within our Personal Injury department discusses the dangers of silica dust and explains how we can help with claiming compensation.

Jessica Inman, Solicitor within our Private Family law team considers how to approach the issue of relocating within the United Kingdom with a child and the next steps if the other parent does not agree.

Mark Ellis, Partner at Tilly Bailey & Irvine within the personal injury department discusses the dangers of asbestos and highlights how we can help with claims for asbestos exposure.

A respected and highly experienced partner and head of private family law, Wendy specialises in divorce and separation, finances, nuptial and cohabitation agreements. However, it may come as a surprise to learn that the proud Darlington mum achieved her position in a different way from the usual university route.

One of your family members may have been going through the process of bringing a claim when they passed away. This may have been anticipated, or it may have been unexpected, but one question many people in that situation ask is “can the claim continue once my family member dies?”

There are still some great business acquisition opportunities out there, but how do you know that you will be getting the value and benefits in the deal that you had hoped for? Jonathan Fletcher, Corporate Solicitor at Tilly Bailey & Irvine explains more.