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…
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…
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…
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…
Co-Parenting with an Alcoholic: Legal Advice & Child Welfare Co-parenting with an alcoholic requires careful planning because it presents unique challenges. When a parent struggles with alcohol dependency, their child’s…
Cohabitation Property Disputes: Know Your Legal Rights More couples now choose to live together without getting married. However, the law still does not grant cohabiting partners the same rights as…
Neurodiversity in Family Law: Ensuring Fair Access to Justice for All The legal system must remain fair and accessible to all. However, neurodivergent individuals frequently encounter unique challenges while navigating…
Lasting Power of Attorney: What It Is and Why You Need One Planning for the future requires careful decision-making, yet many people forget to consider what happens if they lose…
Fast-Track Family Cases 2025: Faster Court Settlements Family law cases often create stress, especially when court proceedings unfortunately drag on for months or even years. To address this issue, the…
UK e-Visa System: Concerns Over Digital Transition The UK government is shifting to a fully digital immigration system, and consequently, visa holders are growing concerned about its impact. Starting in…