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Buckingham & Stowe Running Club, sponsored by Rainscourt Family Law Solicitors, has been recognised as “Club of the Year” in 2016. Our firm has been proud to support Buckingham & Stowe Running Club over the past several years. Club chairman, Chris Usher, told us that: “We were recognised as “The Club of the Year” at Friday’s…
Milton Keynes Family Court – Practical Information
A significant number of our cases are heard at the Family Court in Milton Keynes. The Family Court in Milton Keynes is located on two neighbouring sites, in the magistrates court and the county court. The majority of children cases take place in the magistrates court, and the majority of financial cases take place in…
Milton Keynes and the future of divorce
Milton Keynes was chosen last week to be the UK pilot town for the driverless car: Vince Cable announced that a £1.5 million pilot scheme would start with 20 driverless vehicles in 2015 being available to take rail passengers to Centre MK, leaving the passengers free to email and surf the on screen web en…
Rainscourt Family Law Solicitors sponsors Buckingham and Stowe Running Club
We are delighted to announce that Rainscourt Family Law Solicitors have agreed to sponsor the Buckingham and Stowe Running Club. As part of an exclusive three year deal, we will be be providing financial support to this dynamic local running club in Buckinghamshire. Further details, and a preview of the new club kit, are available on the…
Rainscourt Family Law Solicitors join MK Community Foundation
Rainscourt Family Law Solicitors are proud to have become corporate members of MK Community Foundation. In 2014-15 MK Community Foundation provided over £1.6 million in grants to local charities and groups who help people in poverty, with disabilities, young children, the elderly, arts, sports and many more causes. We are delighted to help MK Community Foundation…
How to fast track your divorce, Milton Keynes style
I am always surprised by the extent to which Milton Keynes* is dismissed as a concrete cow wasteland. It is, admittedly, a bit different to anywhere else in the UK . One of the initiatives that is taking place in MK at the moment is also a bit different: the pioneering Fast Track programme for…

