Welcome to Legally Sound with Richard Reed, the podcast that simplifies the law and explores how it affects our daily lives. In this episode, Sarah Reid is joined by legal expert Amy Orange to discuss the intricacies of family law, focusing on special guardianship.

They explore the differences between public and private law proceedings, the definition and purpose of special guardianship orders, and the process involved in applying for one.

Here’s what we’ll cover in this episode:

• The support available for special guardians

• The legal responsibilities of a special guardian

• The circumstances under which a special guardianship order can be discharged

• The decisions special guardians can make

• The rights that parents have when a special guardian is appointed

• Why legal advice is crucial throughout the process

This episode provides practical advice for those considering becoming a special guardian.

Get in touch:

Website: https://richardreed.co.uk/

Phone: 0191 567 0465

Email: info@richardreed.co.uk

Connect:

Sarah Reid: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahreid-/

Amy Orange: amy.orange@richardreed.co.uk

Welcome to Legally Sound with Richard Reed, the podcast that simplifies the law and explores how it affects our daily lives. In this episode, Sarah Reid is joined by legal expert Kat Moody, and Founder and CEO of Inspired HR, Nikki Masterman. Together, they’re discussing one of the most significant developments in UK employment law in recent years, the introduction of the Employment Rights Bill.

The conversation covers the key areas of change, the impact on small businesses, and the preparations needed for compliance. The guests emphasise the importance of understanding the new rights and responsibilities, the potential financial implications for SMEs, and the necessity of proactive engagement with the evolving legal landscape.

Here’s what we’ll cover in this episode:

• What the key changes to employment law are.

• How employers should prepare for the changes.

• How to access free resources and webinars businesses to stay informed.

• Why understanding the changes is crucial for both employers and employees.

• How to manage the changes within your company.

• Why effective communication and training are essential for successful adaptation to the new laws.

This is a must listen for both employers and employees to understand how the new Employment Rights Bill will affect workplaces.

Get in touch:

Website: https://richardreed.co.uk/

Phone: 0191 567 0465

Email: info@richardreed.co.uk

Inspired HR: https://www.inspired-hr.co.uk/

Webinars: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/inspired-hr-45334514653

Connect:

Sarah Reid: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahreid-/

Kat Moody: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kat-moody-31928a238/

Nikki Masterman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikkimasterman/

References:

Bills.Parliament: https://bills.parliament.uk/?SearchTerm=employment+rights+bill&Session=39&BillSortOrder=0&BillType=all&BillStage=¤tHouse=&OriginatingHouse=&Expanded=False

Gov.UK: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/implementing-the-employment-rights-bill

Welcome to Legally Sound with Richard Reed, the podcast that simplifies the law and explores how it affects our daily lives. In this episode, Sarah Reid is joined by legal expert Jonny Cockayne and the community outreach officer from St Cuthbert’s Hospice, Louise Johnson.

Sarah, Jonny, and Louise discuss the importance of Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA). They explore what LPAs are, the different types, and the significance of having them in place to manage affairs in case of loss of mental capacity. The conversation highlights common misconceptions, the emotional challenges of discussing end-of-life planning, and the real-life impact of having LPAs established.

This episode emphasises the need for proactive planning and open discussions with loved ones about preferences and decisions regarding health and welfare, as well as property and financial matters.

Here’s what we’ll cover in this episode:

• When you should set up an LPA

• The different types of LPAs

• The empowerment you get from setting up an LPA

• Why it’s important to work with trusted individuals during the process

• The difference between an LPA and a will

• The importance of open discussions with loved ones

References:

Get in touch:

Website: https://richardreed.co.uk/

Phone: 0191 567 0465

Email: info@richardreed.co.uk

St Cuthbert’s Hospice: https://www.stcuthbertshospice.com/community-outreach-hospice-hub/

Connect:

Sarah Reid: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahreid-/

Louise Johnson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louise-johnson-74366b1a/

Jonny Cockayne: jonny.cockayne@richardreed.co.uk