Author: Bob Samanche

Do work from home jobs really pay?  There are a lot of work from home opportunities, but what you’ll earn will largely be dictated by how organized and productive you are. If you’re usually late for a meeting or don’t show up for a project on time, you might not get hired. Similarly, if you’re more likely to drop out of class early or don’t show up for work at all, you might get less work done. The ideal work from home environment is one in which you’re always working, always on time, and always free from distractions. That’s not always possible in reality, but it’s achievable with the right mindset. Here are a few popular…

Why do toddlers poop in their pants? Is it because they’re so engrossed in play that they’re not paying attention to their bodies, or is there something else going on? If your eight year old is so wrapped up in play they’re not paying attention to their bodies, they're not going to stop until they get to the end of the playground.  They’re not going to stop until they get to the bathroom.  They’re not going anywhere until they do it.  And it’s going to be pretty darn normal for them to poop in their pants occasionally.  They’re not going to be punished, they’re not going to What causes encopresis? Is it malabsorption? Constipation? Irritable bowel…

What happens when an adoption order is granted? The adoption order is a final order made by the court that grants parental rights and responsibilities to the adoptive parents. The parent must fulfil their part of the agreement or the order will be overturned. Often parents will not even be told they have been adopted until after the adoption order is made. What does the court order mean for an adoptive parent to be adopted? An adoption order means that the consent of a parent or guardian to the adoption is necessary for the purposes of this Order. Therefore an adoption order is not a final order and cannot be reversed. When does the consent become…

Can social services remove child without court order? If social services believe that a child you are caring for is suffering or likely to suffer significant harm, they will have to do something about it. They will have to remove the child from your care. This can include them going to court and seeking an order that your child be officially placed under protection : in Re H and Re R (Children) (Care Order : Future Harm), Hale LJ recalled the European Court of Human Rights case law on the possibility of a state helping role in the family and stated that the court should not abdicate its duty to make the child’s welfare its paramount concern. However,…

What exactly is due diligence? This is the process of due diligence. It is a process of research, analysis, or verification of a potential investment with a view to determining whether the investment is sound or not. The primary purpose of due diligence is to verify the accuracy of the information contained in a prospective investor's financial records. In order to fully understand a potential investor, it is vital that the investor is able to access relevant documents and is able to make an informed decision based on the information that is there.             There is no such thing as a free lunch. It is not enough for you to provide…

Are DWP compliance interviews random? Are there any consequences to not providing documentation such as passport, driving licence, household bills etc.? It's best to consider the consequences of not providing the documents asked for in the first place. Providing the documents does not make you guilty as you are providing all the information, but it does put you at risk. I had one of these, and it was just a FYI that after 4 years the first compliance officer visit I had was in 2012.  The second time it was in 2011.  The third time it was in 2010.  The fourth time it was in 2009. Aww thank you Kim I've just had so much to…