Posted on Thursday 30 January 2020
While advocates of Brexit celebrate the 31st January 2020 withdrawal from the European Union, a large number of the estimated 3 million UK-based EU citizens have only recently learnt about their fate. The three years following the referendum have involved complex and arduous negotiations, much...
Posted on Thursday 23 January 2020
Religion, abortion, sex-life or politics: these are just a few taboo subjects that we should steer clear of at work. Should we though? Is political talk at work politically correct? Freedom of expression is an acquired right According to Article 10 of the Human Rights...
Posted on Friday 17 January 2020
Gone are the days when you just had a television in your living room. Now we also own a smartphone, a tablet, and a laptop. It's the birth of a second screen; which is ever-present in your lives. How has online exacerbated cyberbullying? The marvel...
Posted on Saturday 4 January 2020
Lawyers don't have to be marketing experts? Marketing involves a considerable amount of your valuable time talking to people who are frequently uninterested in hiring your services. At Qredible.co.uk, you'll have an online presence as our marketing experts make sure you'll always get found...
Posted on Friday 20 December 2019
Domestic violence is a crime that sees too many women and men suffer in silence, why you do not have to lie down and take it more? There is an oft-repeated statistic that 1 in 4 women and men are a victim of domestic violence...
Posted on Friday 20 December 2019
These days immigration solicitors are in a lot of demand. As long as you source the correct legal advice, dealing with your partner’s immigration status does not have to be anywhere as stressful as you’d expect. The number of people without any legal status to...
Posted on Thursday 5 December 2019
In the first few days of this new decade, the government has placed the much-contended divorce reform question back on the agenda. June 2019 saw the introduction of The Divorce, Separation and Dissolution Bill, which found itself at a stand-still on two separate occasions. No-Fault...
Posted on Tuesday 5 November 2019
This week is National Pro Bono Week. It is an annual occasion to acknowledge and celebrate the precious voluntary contributions of lawyers giving free legal aid to those in need. What is Pro Bono? Pro Bono is a Latin phrase "pro bono publico", meaning "for...
Posted on Tuesday 22 October 2019
Black Friday is one of the most significant shopping events in the UK calendar- Friday 29th November. This event has spread from the US and is now highly anticipated in the UK. It is the day after Thanksgiving in the US; when retailers start their...
Posted on Tuesday 22 October 2019
Going to court can be a nerve-wracking experience for many people. Without any legal knowhow, this task is an uphill battle unless you hire a lawyer. However, they can sometimes be quite expensive. Occasionally, the only option might be to represent yourself in court. A...
Posted on Thursday 10 October 2019
Divorce is one of the life events that is a quite stressful and unpleasant experience. Emotions run high and quite often, you'll be stretching yourself and pushing the boundaries of your comfort zone. Sometimes, you'll end up making decisions with the heart rather than the...
Posted on Wednesday 9 October 2019
While it may be a bit overwhelming looking for the right conveyancer, one of the most invaluable benefits of comparison shopping is that you'll learn a lot more about what you are buying. In simple terms, conveyancing is the process of exchanging ownership of a...
Posted on Tuesday 8 October 2019
With the online retail sales continuing to soar, nearly 3000 shops have closed in the first half of 2019 alone; that's about 16 shops closing every day. In 2018, Brits spent £12.3 billion on online groceries alone; making it the fastest-growing segment online. As identity...
Posted on Sunday 6 October 2019
Whether you are the deceiver or the deceived, adultery (also called infidelity) can be held as a fault by the judge appointed in a divorce proceeding. Adultery is one of the top reasons couples in England and Wales apply for divorce. Find a divorce lawyer...
Posted on Friday 4 October 2019
What is Natasha Law? Natasha Law will force businesses to list their full ingredients on labels. Natasha Law nicknamed after the teenager from Fulham who died from a severe allergic reaction after unknowingly eating sesame contained in an artichoke, olive and tapenade baguette at a...
Posted on Thursday 3 October 2019
Money laundering happens everywhere around the world. It is the process where a large amount of money generated by some form of criminal activity, like drug trafficking, appears to have come from a legitimate source. The so-called dirty money from criminal activity is then passed...
Posted on Wednesday 2 October 2019
Britain is one of the safest countries to drive in Europe, although an average of 1,780 people was killed on Britain's roads between 2010 and 2018, an average of sixteen people a month. Not wearing a seatbelt may seem like a small offence; but people...