Facing a settlement agreement from your employer can be daunting, whether due to dismissal, redundancy, or workplace disputes.

The government has announced significant reforms to family law, confirming on 22 October 2025 that it will repeal the presumption of parental involvement from the Children Act 1989.

On 22 October 2025, the Ministry of Justice announced its intention to remove the statutory presumption that it is in a child's best interests for both parents to be involved in their life.

Those who deal regularly with the UK Border Agency will sadly be accustomed to receiving unfair decisions, which can have a devastating impact upon the lives of their clients, no matter how blameless they may be.

Since the end of free movement following Brexit, hiring European nationals to work in the UK now involves navigating the UK's post-Brexit immigration system.

The article examines the implications of the Chris Kaba shooting case, highlighting the balance between police accountability and the protection of officers' identities, while emphasizing the importance of transparency and public trust in the legal process.

Private rented tenancies remain one of the leading routes into homelessness across the West Midlands. For years, tenants could lose their homes through a Section 21 "no-fault" eviction even where they had paid...

Recent allegations against TV personality Gregg Wallace, including claims of inappropriate jokes and unwanted touching...

The recent inquiry into grooming gangs in the UK has brought long-overdue attention to horrific abuse cases and the systemic failures that allowed them to happen.

Divorce proceedings are often emotionally and financially taxing, especially when one spouse suspects the other of concealing assets. Ensuring full and frank disclosure is therefore not only essential but paramount.

When family courts are asked to decide whether a child has suffered harm, paediatric evidence often plays a pivotal role.

With over 3.6 million living together but who are not married or in a civil partnership, the current legal framework leaves many vulnerable, particularly in the event of separation, illness, or death.

Divorce asset division in England and Wales includes pensions, assessed alongside other marital assets under Section 25 of the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973. Division methods include offsetting, attachment orders, and pension sharing, each requiring accurate valuation to ensure fairness.

Family law proceedings, particularly those involving children, are inherently stressful due to the very nature of these proceedings. The breakdown of relationships, custody of children, and care proceedings can often stem...

Apparently, ‘what's yours is mine' does not apply to gifted assets, who knew? In a landmark decision that could reshape financial proceedings on divorce, the UK Supreme Court has handed down judgment...

The High Court has recently considered how coroners should approach conclusions of suicide, particularly in cases where there is no clear evidence of a person’s...

The UK Government has announced significant changes to the Immigration Rules due to come into effect between 16th and 29th July 2025.

The new Government has brought with it a renewed hope that we will see reform in the housing sector, with key Labour figures making major commitments throughout the election campaign.

Tenants renting in the private sector are increasingly recognised as consumers under the law. This recognition provides tenants with important consumer protection rights including the Right to Unwind...

Labour's 2024 Budget introduces major Inheritance Tax reforms, increasing liabilities for high-value estates and limiting agricultural relief. Farmers and business owners face significant planning challenges, emphasizing the need for early, strategic estate management to mitigate impacts.