With the Tier 1 Investor visa now closed, what are the alternative UK immigration routes? In its statement announcing the…
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Getting a divorce can be an extremely difficult and emotionally challenging time for the former couple. Yet even where both…
EU free movement ended on 31 December 2020, meaning nationals of EEA countries looking to come to the UK to…
Much was made in the media last week about this week’s ruling in Germany giving employers the right to enforce specific…
It may seem very appealing to you to write your own will but there are many options for people across…
Brexit looks like it is shaping up to be a complicated process. The UK not only has to agree the…
The vote to leave the EU in June of this year has left many people concerned about what the future…
Fathers Family Court – Do fathers get a raw deal from the family courts? It is not uncommon for fathers…
This April marked the very first anniversary of the family law changes to the family justice system and it was…
Exclusivity terms unenforceable in zero hours comes into force under s 164(1). This section inserts the Employment Rights Act 1996,…
A postman running for his life down a garden path, being chased by an angry dog may be an amusing cartoon scenario, but UK postal workers probably wouldn’t find it funny.
Thinking about writing a will can be depressing, because no one wants to contemplate the day when they will pass…
Could an employer be legally bound by a broad statement that they would make no further changes to their pension…
The last few days have seen a surge in interest in the possibility of pre-nuptial agreements becoming binding and the…
Radical reforms to family law services in 2014 mean fresh challenges for family lawyers and numerous difficulties for parents and…
The first thing to consider is what do people really mean when they talk about a compensation culture? Are they…
The government has proposed enabling private firms to take over NHS hospitals’ operational management, particularly those facilities that have long-term…
Most businesses will be familiar with this scenario: you enter into a contract and then later, for whatever reason you…
Alan Beith MP wrote to Mr Cameron to express his objections to shared parenting legislation: http://www.guardian.co.uk/law/2012/jul/18/family-law-confusion-lib-dem Mr Beith’s opposition to…
Retired President of the Family Division, Baroness Butler-Sloss has expressed her strong objections to Shared Parenting legislation: Baroness Butler-Sloss said:…