Relocating a child internationally is a significant and often emotionally charged decision, governed by strict legal provisions in England and Wales.

Many neurodivergent conditions can be associated with a lack of focus or difficulty concentrating.

In family law cases, conflicts frequently emerge concerning the classification of Trust assets as either matrimonial, eligible for division between the parties, or non-matrimonial, and excluded from the division.

You’re fleeing your country, being persecuted for your political beliefs.

Recent high-profile litigation has drawn attention to the link between brain injuries and high-impact sports, sparking growing calls for action.

Major changes are on the horizon for England's private rental sector. As part of the government's Renters (Reform) Bill, Section 21 evictions - commonly...

Despite warnings or caution extended by financial experts and regulators there was an exponential growth of cryptocurrency exchanges and trading platforms - with everyone jumping...

It is important to address the legal and financial considerations when deciding between retaining the family home or a share of pension assets in a separation.

Can anyone call themselves an expert in a British courtroom? Right now, the answer seems yes—and senior figures in the judiciary are sounding the alarm.

At Duncan Lewis Solicitors, we are proud to be part of the vibrant nation and to celebrate all that Pride 2025 represents. Pride is a reminder of the ongoing need to uplift, protect, and empower LGBTQIA+ individuals...

The number of families coming forward with concerns about maternity care at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (LTH) continues to grow, signalling not...

The UK government's latest Statement of Changes to the Immigration Rules, coming into force on 22 July 2025, represents one of the most significant tightening of work visa eligibility in recent years...

The UK Government has introduced an emergency 'visa brake' that automatically refuses visa applications from students and skilled workers from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar and Sudan. Duncan Lewis Solicitors has filed a judicial review challenging this policy on behalf of three Sudanese women who secured places at prestigious UK universities but are now prevented from accessing their educational opportunities despite meeting all academic and immigration requirements.

In an almost first-ever, the UK Government has recently announced an unprecedented rise to the Immigration Skills Charge (or 'ISC'), coming into effect 16 December 2025.

In a decision with wide-reaching implications for creditors and insolvency practitioners, the UK Supreme Court has confirmed that debtors...

A dream holiday should be a time to relax, explore, and make memories — not a time for injury, stress, and unexpected medical bills.

Can something you type in anger really land you in prison? The short answer is: yes. And Lucy Connolly has now learned that the hard way—twice.

A secure tenant has received £115,000 in compensation after Harrow Council unlawfully ended his tenancy and re-let his home, following a defective Notice to Quit served by his former partner.

Homelessness is often associated with rough sleeping, but for many, the reality is more concealed. Hidden homelessness refers to individuals who do not have a permanent...

England's private rental sector is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades with the Renters' Rights Act abolishing Section 21 "no-fault" evictions. Duncan Lewis housing experts break down...