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Over 50 fixed penalty notices (FPN) have now been issued, as part of the Met Polices’ investigation into lockdown-breaking Downing Street parties. It has been revealed this week that…

At long last, no fault divorce is set to be a reality from 6 April 2022. Specialist family lawyers and mediators have been calling for a no fault divorce for…

The situation in Ukraine is fast moving, information will be added to this page when it is made available by the UK government. Bookmark this page and…

However, it is also an important time to make the right decisions about acquiring the commercial property on the right terms, and making sure all relevant procedures are followed….

The difference between being interviewed ‘under caution’ & interviewed as a witness As you are no doubt aware, the…

Requirements for EU Athletes and their dependants post Brexit and how this may affect transfers in football. The January transfer window causes excitement amongst football fans up and down the…

Employing Skilled Workers from overseas: applying for Defined Certificates of Sponsorship and visas If a UK employer who holds a Sponsor Licence wishes to employ a Skilled…

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…