Posted on Wednesday 8 July 2020
Divorce proceedings are comprised of many complicated applications and steps. In the United Kingdom, the decree nisi and the decree absolute comprise two of the most critical steps in successfully ending a marriage. Understanding the distinctions between these two steps, what they entail, and how they are...
Posted on Wednesday 8 July 2020
If you believe your marriage has broken down to the point of separation, understanding the process through which a divorce can be completed is imperative. Divorce is often considered an overwhelming and complicated process. Although this depends on the state of mind of each partner,...
Posted on Monday 6 July 2020
When the UK officially leaves the EU at the end of the year, there will be many changes to our current regulations. One of the critical adjustments is the guidelines for driving abroad and when we will need an International Driving Permit. These new laws...
Posted on Friday 3 July 2020
If you are currently living in the UK, and you have a spouse visa, it is essential not to overlook its expiry date. By not correctly renewing your visa, you could end up being deported and separated from your family and loved ones. What is...
Posted on Wednesday 1 July 2020
Co-authored by Lee Gibbons and Matthew Stringer Why the UK needs to innovate and export its way out of COVID-19? COVID-19 has changed and indeed will continue to change the business landscape. It is no longer business as usual for lawyers and their clients. Lawyers...
Posted on Monday 29 June 2020
The Government have confirmed that free movement for EU/EEA citizens will stop at the end of 2020. With this in mind, changes to working visas and tier 2 visa sponsorship are afoot. If you are currently working in the UK or considering future employment using...
Posted on Monday 29 June 2020
Changes to visa and immigration laws are imminent. With the UK set to leave the EU officially, it is essential to check if you must apply to the EU settlement scheme. Not doing so may result in you having to leave the UK. Read on...
Posted on Thursday 25 June 2020
If you are in the market for a new property, then you may have seen the phrases “sitting tenant” or “tenant in situ”. As more of the UK are migrating towards renting instead of buying, the existence of the long-term sitting tenant is on the...
Posted on Thursday 25 June 2020
Driving an automobile is a serious responsibility that requires precision, care, and attention. There are laws and regulations set in place which are devised to create a safe and secure environment for everybody on the road. Obtaining a driver’s license is often quite an undertaking....
Posted on Wednesday 24 June 2020
Spouse visa applications and extensions can be a complicated matter. They involve much time, proof and supporting documentation. The hardest part for most candidates is knowing the financial necessities and understanding how to prove their economic position. Read on for everything you need to know...
Posted on Wednesday 24 June 2020
Numbers from The Office For National Statistics show that the volume of people renting instead of buying in the UK is continuing to boom. Reasons such as an unstable housing market and settling down later in life are all feeding into this new way of...
Posted on Tuesday 23 June 2020
What are civil partnerships and marriages? Civil partnerships and marriages are very similar in many regards. Several of their notable differences include the notions that civil partnerships cannot be formed in a religious ceremony or on religious grounds. Marriage is formed by vows while civil...
Posted on Friday 19 June 2020
Buying a new property can be a stressful but exciting time. You are no doubt thrilled about the prospect of getting into your new abode and making it your own space. However, with the average house sale taking more than eight weeks, delays can be...
Posted on Friday 19 June 2020
Starting or expanding a business can be an exciting prospect. However, if this involves moving into a commercial residence for the first time, it can also be daunting. Lease agreements often contain complex contractual clauses and seemingly impenetrable legal jargon. As such, it is best...
Posted on Friday 19 June 2020
No one deserves to be unhappy in their job role, especially if you are being treated unfairly. Do you feel that your position has become untenable? Is this due to mistreatment or inaction by your employer? If so, then you may be liable for a...
Posted on Wednesday 17 June 2020
Amidst the Coronavirus pandemic, there is immense pressure on many companies across different sectors of the economy. These are challenging times for businesses and law firms alike - hurdles, unlike anything that they have encountered before. Law firms have had to adapt and are continuing...
Posted on Tuesday 16 June 2020
Purchasing a house can be one of life’s milestones. Nevertheless, it can also be an extremely stressful event, not to mention time-consuming as well. Naturally, you may be inclined to cut corners or skip specific processes to save a few quid. However, you could end...
Posted on Tuesday 16 June 2020
As the back-to-work strategy goes into action along with the ease of lockdown, you may be wondering what this means for those on furlough. Read on for the full and comprehensive guide on everything you need to know about the rules and regulations of The...
Posted on Tuesday 16 June 2020
Buying a house can be one of the most stressful things you can do; while juggling your usual life duties with your conveyancing solicitors, estate agents and buyers. Add to this having to deal with mind-blowing amounts of money and navigating the complex and glacially...
Posted on Thursday 11 June 2020
You may be familiar with the term civil partnership and associate it with the union of same-sex couples. However, there has been a change to the law in 2018. Therefore, there have been substantial amendments to what a civil partnership means and who is eligible...