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50': Hibernian 2 - 0 Hearts Hibernian scorers: J. McGrath (3'), J. Campbell (45'), K. Bowie (48') Venue: Easter Road Stadium Referees: John Beaton, David Roome, Ross MacLeod, Colin Steven, Grant Irvine, Gavin Duncan Auto-refreshing reddit comments link LINE-UPS Hibernian R. Sallinger, J. Iredale, G. Hanley, W. O'Hora, N. Cadden, K. Megwa, J. McGrath, D. Barlaser, J. Mulligan, M. Boyle, K. Bowie. Subs: C. Cadden, J. Campbell, J. Hoilett, T. Klidje, D. Levitt, Z. Mitchell, J. Newell, J. Smith, É. Youan. ____________________________ Hearts A. Schwolow, S. Kingsley, S. Findlay, C. Halkett, M. Steinwender, C. Devli

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Location: England Hi all. I’m posting on behalf of my sister and would appreciate some legal guidance. My sister and her ex-husband were married for over 20 years and have two sons. She was a stay-at-home mum for most of the marriage. Following their divorce, she became the primary carer for the children. The father initially discussed 50/50 care but later said he could not manage this and now has the children every other weekend. Child maintenance was agreed through mediation and the Child Maintenance Service. My sister has recently received an email from her ex-husband stating that he has been off sick for the past six months and that, as a result, he is immediately reducing his maintenance payments by approximately 80%. This reduction was done unilaterally and without any prior reassessment by the CMS. My sister was not previously aware that he was off sick and is now struggling financially due to the sudden drop in in

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"Rogue" landlords who carved up a family home into "substandard" flats have been ordered to pay £679,000. Husband and wife Inderjeet and Jasvinder Chokkar converted a three-bedroom house in Brent into six flats without planning permission, then rented them out. Brent Council ordered the pair to undo the work, but they ignored the order. After years of defiance, the council says, the pair were convicted of breaching a planning enforcement notice. Their appeal wa

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