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November a time for reflection. But with Christmas coming and various school events we can caught up in the moment - here are some things to consider.
What is the difference between Source of Funds and Source of Wealth. Following the SRA Thematic Review we consider this
Gunpowder Plot - the case of the anonymous letter that alerted the authorities to treason - learn the lessons from history
All Hallows Eve is full of Tricker. But every tale has an underlying lesson.
In the midst of a separation or a divorce, the unintentional consequences of it is the experience, the impact of a child being the silent observer, those unchecked moments, reactions, the arguments, disputes over school uniforms, holidays and birthdays.
Every family has its stories. The o...
A Parenting Plan can help reduce uncertainty, parental conflict, and assist parents to manage their child arrangements respectfully and calmer.
Black History Month Celebrating, cultural, stories and food.
Short snappy key points on SRA's Warning Notice on Client & Matter Risk Assessments
As an illustration let's look at the concept of Car Maintenance through the lens of AML. Find out more.
Why perceived mixed message post-separation can lead to polarisation in child contact arrangements.
Autumn ushers in a season of calm and reflection. Choosing to ease conflict allows parents to shift their focus towards their children and build a forward-looking future together. Discover more in our latest post. Book a one-to-one consultation for tailored guidance.
We take a deep dive: SRA Warning Notice published on 18 October 2023 The SRA’s Warning Notice (18 October 2023) highlights persistent weaknesses in Client and Matter Risk Assessments (CMRAs), with over half of reviewed assessments deemed ineffective in 2022/23.
The Law Society of Scotland has updated their CMRA guidance. Let's have a look.
July 2025, changes on the DAML Exception. Read further, from Hansards to LinkedIn SAR Comment. Learn more.
Key points from the The July 2025 Treasury Response of the 2024 Consultation on Money Laundering
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