Cohabitation Reform: Urgent Legal Change Needed in the UK
Cohabitation Reform: Urgent Legal Change Needed in the UK Cohabitation reform has become the need of the hour as cohabitation is now the fastest-growing family type in England and Wales. However, the law still fails to reflect this reality. Although many cohabitants live just like married couples, they still lack essential legal protections. As a […]
Stamp Duty Surcharge Rise Could Hit Landlords Again
Stamp Duty Surcharge Rise Could Hit Landlords Again Landlords are watching closely regarding the Stamp Duty surcharges as the 2025 Spring Statement approaches. Although the Chancellor ruled out increases in income tax and national insurance, she still may review the Stamp Duty. Since the October hike, many landlords have grown concerned about another potential rise […]
Conveyancing Market Sees Growth with Positive Forecast for 2025
Conveyancing Market Sees Growth with Positive Forecast for 2025 The Conveyancing Market is finally bouncing back after a period of uncertainty. Notably, 2024 marked a turning point, as residential transactions rose by 6% following two consecutive years of decline. This upward trend clearly reflects growing confidence in the property sector and, moreover, paves the way […]
Parental Conflict: Latest Statistics Reveal Impact on UK Children
Parental Conflict: Latest Statistics Reveal Impact on UK Children Parental conflict leaves a lasting impact on children, affecting their emotional well-being and stability. Recent statistics show that 10% of children in couple-parent families experienced parental distress, which highlights ongoing challenges. Meanwhile, 56% of children in separated families now see their non-resident parent regularly, but experts […]
ILR Requirements Stay at Five Years Despite Petition for Change
ILR Requirements Stay at Five Years Despite Petition for Change The UK government responded to a petition urging a reduction in Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR) requirements for graduates who have studied in the UK and worked for at least three years. However, despite growing demand and widespread support for the change, the government firmly […]