The Special Educational Needs and Disability Regulations 2014, regulation 38(1) provides that:- ‘The following persons may attend the mediation – the parties to the mediation; any advocate or other supporter that the child’s parent or the young person wishes to attend the mediation; … (e) any other person, with the consent of all of the parties…
No. A parent or young person’s right of appeal is always exercised by challenging the educational aspects of an EHC Plan. Once the right of appeal has been established it is possible to pursue an extended appeal and to ask the Tribunal to make recommendations regarding the Health and Social Care needs and provision sections…
In most cases, a Local Authority provides home-to-school transport in respect of the school named in Section I of a child’s EHCP, on the basis that the named school is the nearest appropriate placement. Where transport is provided it must be “suitable” which may require the LA to arrange a taxi and possibly an escort. …
At Tayntons we are always looking for ways to make the conveyancing process easier, smoother, and more efficient for our clients and our Conveyancing App is one of the tools in our toolkit that enables us to do just that. Our app can be used to complete all of the initial documents, carry out our…
The LA must decide and notify a parent or a young person, within 4 weeks of the Annual Review meeting whether it proposes to: a) continue to maintain the EHC Plan as currently worded; b) amend the EHCP; or c) cease to maintain the EHC Plan [The Special Educational Needs and Disability Regulations 2014,…
The general rule is that there should be no order for costs and in the majority of cases, each party is responsible for their own costs in pursuing or defending an appeal. The tribunal will not normally make an order in respect of costs so that parties are not deterred from bringing or defending appeals….
Buying a property? It’s time to make a Will and an LPA. If you are buying a property, you should make or review your Will and Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) for the following reasons: Property is one of the biggest assets you will own so it’s important to consider who you want to inherit…
Going through a divorce or separation? It’s time to make a Will and an LPA. If you are getting divorced or separating from your spouse or partner, you should make or review your Will and Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) for the following reasons: Your previous Will remains valid even after your divorce. However, any…
The long-awaited Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 (the Act) finally becomes law on 6 April 2022. Tayntons’ Head of Family Law and partner Chris Price takes a look at the changes it will make and how they may be beneficial for those seeking a divorce or the dissolution of a civil partnership as well…
If you are going through a divorce, you need to ensure that a financial order is made to prevent claims against you in the future. A financial dispute resolution hearing is a private court hearing at which you and your former partner will try to reach an agreement over issues such as property, finances and…
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