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Updated: 22 April 2021 The Home Office have published another updated version of their Coronavirus guidance for UK visa applicants and those in the UK temporarily and Covid Visa Concession…

Could Simon Pegg have avoided a driving ban? On 3rd February 2021, film-star Simon Pegg was banned from driving for 6 months. Prior to his most recent

Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards The Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DOLS) were introduced to protect people (aged 18 years old or over) who do not have capacity…

Reimbursement of the Immigration Health Surcharge The Home Office have recently announced the details of the Immigration Health Surcharge (IHS) reimbursement scheme. If you are a non-EEA…

When am I required to report and pay Capital Gains Tax by? As a result of the recent stamp duty holiday introduced by the UK Government in July 2020, there…

There has recently been developments within criminal law surrounding Custody Time Limits. This blog aims to outline the changes, and explain how they are developing and what this could…

Equity release is accessing money tied up in your property if you’re aged 55 or above.  It is of particular benefit to people that may need to meet an…

I have small children.  Why should I appoint legal guardians for them in my Will? When having your will prepared, you should consider appointing legal guardians…

Impact on the Criminal Justice System As you may be aware, the Government’s scientific advisors have now moved the “Alert Level” relating to the current pandemic down to 3. As…

No Fault Divorce Family lawyers up and down the country were pleased to hear that the no fault divorce bill has finally been approved by parliament. The Divorce, Dissolution and…