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If you receive a letter from the Department of Works and Pensions or the city council to attend interview, under caution, regarding a suspected change in your circumstances you…

What is parental responsibility? Parental responsibility refers to all the legal rights, duties, powers, responsibilities and authority a parent has for a child and the child’s property. Who has parental responsibility? The…

Holidays are often seen as a treat, and something to look forward to, but, sometimes, one parent taking a child on holiday can cause disagreements between separated parents. Ideally, when…

Over the last few months, orange scooters have appeared in city centres across the country. These e-scooters, available for use to anyone with a smartphone, are part of a…

Currently over 80% of first time buyers get financial help from their parents. It is often the only way young people can afford to buy their first home. This is…

Every person who applies to become British Citizen must meet the mandatory ‘good character’ requirement. What is the ‘good character’ requirement? ‘Good’ character is a mandatory requirement that…

A government campaign began recently advising people to beware of what they post on social media about ongoing legal proceedings. This is important not only because it can affect…

What is a Non-Molestation Order? The family courts can make Non-Molestation Orders to protect people who have experienced domestic abuse or molestation. Orders can prohibit the use or threat of violence…

Government commits to 6th April 2022 for the introduction of Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act The long-awaited change in divorce law which will allow married couples to…

We can help the spouses and partners of British citizens (or people settled in the UK) apply for a UK family visa to join or remain with their…