On 17 November 2025, the Home Secretary (UK), Shabana Mahmood, unveiled what the government has described as "the most sweeping asylum reforms in modern times." The policy proposals...

An Act to give further effect to rights and freedoms guaranteed under the European Convention on Human Rights; to make provision with respect to holders of certain judicial offices who become judges of the European Court of Human Rights; and for connected purposes."

Property disputes between co-owners can be emotionally draining and financially devastating. Whether you're facing a relationship breakdown, disagreement with business partners...

The UK government has unveiled what it has described as the most significant overhaul of the country's immigration and asylum framework in a generation.

When property disputes between co-owners cannot be resolved through negotiation, court proceedings under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA) may become necessary.

The UK is one of the world's most attractive destinations for entrepreneurs looking to establish innovative businesses. With its strong economy, access to global markets, and a well-developed support network for start-ups...

Financial abuse, also known as economic abuse, is a serious form of domestic abuse that affects many people across the UK.

The United Kingdom has long been a global leader in arts and culture, home to ground-breaking artists, visionary architects, world-class performers, and literary giants.

The Court of Appeal in the case of "Bhata", a case 'of general application', criticised the approach of Administrative Court Judges to relief and costs and forcefully restated the principle that their judgments represent the law until and unless they are overturned.

When a commercial lease approaches its expiry, both landlords and tenants face crucial decisions that can significantly impact their business operations and property investments. Lease renewal disputes arise when parties...

The Family Justice Council's May 2025 guidance addresses the increasingly common practice of making covert recordings in family proceedings involving children. While smartphones have made secret recording easier than ever, the legal and welfare implications of using such evidence in court are complex and potentially serious. Understanding when recordings may be admissible, and when they might actually harm your case, is crucial for anyone involved in family proceedings.

In my 5 years dealing with boundary disputes, I've seen how a simple disagreement over a fence can spiral into years of acrimony between neighbours.

The NHS in England has undergone a significant shift in how it handles and investigates patient safety incidents.

When a married couple experiences changes in their relationship or circumstances, many couples consider putting financial arrangements in writing through a postnuptial agreement.

Planning to get married or enter into a civil partnership is an exciting time filled with hope and anticipation.

When a marriage ends, obtaining a divorce does not automatically resolve financial arrangements between former spouses. This comprehensive guide examines how courts divide money, property, pensions, business interests and debts, explaining the legal framework, negotiation options, and why formalizing agreements through consent orders is essential to protect both parties' financial futures.

Vehicle number plates serve a crucial function in identifying vehicles on UK roads, enabling law enforcement, automated camera systems, and regulatory compliance.

When a married couple or those in a civil partnership decide to live separately but aren't ready to divorce immediately, a separation agreement provides a formal framework for managing this transition period.