Posted on Tuesday 21 July 2020
The EEA Family Permit: What is it, and how can it help you? Do you have a close family member who has chosen to settle in the United Kingdom? Do you have plans to join them today or soon, but are not sure of which...
Posted on Tuesday 21 July 2020
The short and simple answer to the above question is a resounding “yes”. It is also a more stringent a rule than many believe as you do not have to be caught watching the TV without a TV licence, merely having a TV connected to...
Posted on Tuesday 21 July 2020
How did the jury begin? The history of the jury system under the law of the land for England and Wales makes fascinating reading. As far back as the 12th century, the ‘jury system’ appeared, but it was a far cry from the jury system...
Posted on Monday 20 July 2020
When a couple gets a divorce, their pensions typically are included in the financial part of the divorce settlement along with property and other marital assets. Without written consent or a court order confirming the settlement between the two parties, both parties can claim their...
Posted on Friday 17 July 2020
Discrimination is a widely known phenomenon that refers to the unfair treatment of one individual or group over another. All types of discrimination are unlawful under the UK Equality Act of 2010, and all employers must comply with this law. The Equality Act of 2010 set...
Posted on Thursday 16 July 2020
Discrimination in the workplace occurs when certain prejudices happen in the workplace that centres around the nine protected characteristics. The Equality Act 2020 outlines nine characteristics a person may have that are protected by law if you were to experience discrimination. The nine characteristics of...
Posted on Thursday 16 July 2020
By. Tamara Davis and Don Macfarlane (SBP LAW) WARNING: The facts of this case may be regarded by many as unpleasant, concerning, and unsettling. Nonetheless, it is our duty to report its impact and ensure that children are protected within the law. The UK's...
Posted on Wednesday 15 July 2020
Naturalising as a British citizen is a big decision and a very costly process. If your application is unsuccessful, you will not receive a refund for the outlays involved. So you must get it right the first time! Read on for everything you need to...
Posted on Wednesday 15 July 2020
Every day is a fight to survive when you find yourself amid an abusive relationship. On top of the actual abuse, the hyper-vigilance required, the internal turmoil, and the intense emotional toll it can take on an individual are often too much to bear. And...
Posted on Wednesday 15 July 2020
It is a simple chore we need to do once every ten years, so it is an easy process to forget about! However, renewing your driving licence is an essential legal responsibility. Not to mention that you can face a fine of £1,000 for driving...
Posted on Tuesday 14 July 2020
In the modern-day, it seems every individual has numerous platforms from which they can speak their mind and voice their opinions. Whether it be Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, or one of the many other social media platforms, a multitude of thoughts and an endless stream of...
Posted on Monday 13 July 2020
So maybe you have found your dream car, and you want to purchase it on finance. There are many different types of funding options available; it can become confusing when it comes to choosing which type of finance is best for you and your current...
Posted on Monday 13 July 2020
Debt can put someone in an embarrassing, stressful or difficult situation. It does not discriminate. It can, and does, affect everyone - unemployment, divorce, illness, bad decisions or merely an inability to manage your money. These situations can all end in bailiffs knocking on your...
Posted on Monday 13 July 2020
You have to go back over half a century to understand fully what the Windrush scandal is all about. To put it bluntly, the Windrush scandal is not one of the UK parliament’s finest hours when placed in the context of human rights, racism and immigration. Where...
Posted on Thursday 9 July 2020
Freedom of speech and having the liberty to express an opinion is important to most of us. Nevertheless, in some circumstances, comments can be hurtful, misconstrued and damaging to reputation. As per the oxford learners dictionary, defamation (Article 19) is defined as "the act of...
Posted on Thursday 9 July 2020
The journey of marriage is often embarked upon between two people who are brimming with hope, desire, and love. The commitment to tie your life with someone else’s forever is not one many take lightly, and it is a pivotal moment in so many adult...
Posted on Thursday 9 July 2020
With the UK due to officially leave the EU, changes to Visa and immigration laws are imminent. If you want to stay in the UK, without time restrictions permanently, then you need to act now! Read on for our quick guide on applying for settlement...
Posted on Thursday 9 July 2020
Changes to immigration laws are underway due to Brexit. If you are currently on a Visa or looking to remain in the UK, then you must know your rights! Read on for everything you need to know about Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK...
Posted on Wednesday 8 July 2020
It is human nature to try and support others through emotionally difficult times. However, what happens when bereavement or a gravely unexpected personal problem coincides with an employee’s work responsibilities? Supporting an employee through a difficult period of their life can be a delicate balancing...
Posted on Wednesday 8 July 2020
The death of a loved one is always a stressful and upsetting time. Aside from the emotional distress, there is the complexity of dealing with their financial estate and Will. You may have heard the term probate but are unfamiliar with what it means. Read...