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Consent orders - how to make an agreement legally binding

New employment laws to provide more protection for employees who are parents and carers

Construction projects are complex, and sometimes, problems occur. What happens if relationships break down and problems become seemingly insurmountable?

Since the introduction of no-fault divorce, couples can divorce or end their civil partnership without the need to apportion blame or rely on a period of separation.

The Home Secretary announced on 7 August 2023 that there will be a significant increase in civil penalties imposed on employers who allow illegal migrants to work for them.

The right to choose a school that can meet the needs of a child or young person is underpinned within the legal framework of the Children and Families Act 2014.

We examine all the options available for seeing grandchildren.

Is now a good time to move house? How far should parents plan ahead to ensure their child goes to their dream school?

Arbitration in a divorce focuses on property and financial matters. The process can be more effective than going through lengthy and expensive court proceedings.

This fable involves a husband and wife who entered a postnuptial agreement in 2014.

The Bank of England set out the risks that climate change may pose including physical risks, transitional risk and liability risk.

Highlighting the importance of keeping your will up to date so those who you want to inherit your estate, will actually do so.

When we talk about a Child Centred Divorce, we are talking about ensuring that consideration of the children’s welfare and needs are at the centre of everything.

The introduction of the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022 (PCSAC) has made a difference.

There has been a change in the way that the public view the value and the need for a pre-nuptial agreement.