Our presenter discusses how discrimination occurs when someone is treated unfairly due to legally protected characteristics such as age, disability, race, and more.

This video explains how contested probate occurs when there are disputes over the validity of a will or the distribution of a deceased person's estate, highlighting common reasons for contesting a will ...

In this video our presenter offers a comprehensive overview of the divorce process in England and Wales, emphasising the new no-fault divorce law.

An Emergency Protection Order (EPO) allows a child to be either removed from their home or remain within their current environment if it ensures their safety.

In family law proceedings, disagreements often arise as to whether the assets of a particular Trust are matrimonial and open for division between the parties...

The introduction of no-fault divorce in April 2022 simplified the online divorce process, but many couples fail to secure legally binding financial agreements. Duncan Lewis offers affordable, expert legal advice to ensure fair outcomes.

Following separation, parents often face challenging decisions, including where their children will reside and with whom. In certain instances

During financial remedy proceedings, spouses provide full and frank disclosure. This includes all personal belongings which have a value of £500 or more.

Prescription errors are a preventable but distressingly common occurrence in healthcare. While systems are designed to ensure the safety and efficacy of prescribed...

When it is suspected that a child may have autism or ADHD, a specialist assessment is needed to confirm a diagnosis. In the case of autism this must be a multi-disciplinary assessment.

The UK's immigration and citizenship landscape is constantly evolving, and recent changes have introduced significant complexities...

A birth injury claim is a legal process that seeks compensation for injuries sustained by a mother or baby during childbirth due to medical negligence.

A Live with Order (Residence Order) designates the primary residence of a child and grants the resident parent certain rights, including limited travel without consent. Courts prioritize the child's welfare in decisions.

Work Christmas parties are a great way to motivate employees at the end of the year and strengthen workplace cohesion.

Whilst the courts still emphasise the importance of testamentary freedom – the right to leave your estate to whoever you choose - an increasing number of disinherited adult children bring claims...

A poll conducted by Will Aid identified that that only 73% of parents would share their inheritance equally between their children.

The general rule on who pays legal costs in a divorce is that each person is responsible for paying their own legal costs.

Two-thirds of UK adults lack a will or Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA). Without an LPA, financial decisions after losing capacity are court-controlled, more costly, and reduce personal decision-making power.

The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO) has issued a stark warning about ongoing and repeated failures in the reading and interpretation of diagnostic scans—failings that are continuing to harm patients...

The Secretary of state has been forced for a second time to concede a public order disqualification decision, in the case of LAN v SSHD – CO/1940/2023.