The continual threat of eviction to many tenants has prompted the new government to press on with the abolishment of no-fault evictions and change the grounds for possession, all of which may affect landlords to an extent. This proposed change to the law has already raised significant concerns among residential landlords, as the end of…
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The end of a relationship is often a difficult time, especially when dealing with financial arrangements such as spousal maintenance payments. It’s important to understand when and how to apply for these payments to ensure financial stability and fairness for both parties involved. Understanding spousal maintenance Spousal maintenance is a payment made by one spouse…
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Going through a separation or divorce is often a deeply emotional and challenging experience, particularly when children are involved. As a parent, you have a legal responsibility to provide care for your children until they reach 18 years old, a duty that continues even after separation or divorce. If you doubt that your ex-partner is…
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Our Employment Law team are committed to ensuring that all employers and employees understand rights relating to mental health and stress reduction in the workplace. From an ESG perspective, workplace wellbeing has come into the spotlight in recent years and many employers have taken meaningful steps to reduce the feeling of stress felt by staff,…
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The concept of spousal maintenance can feel overwhelming for anyone experiencing the emotional and financial challenges of a divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership. Understanding your rights and obligations is vital, which is why it is highly advisable to consult with an experienced family law solicitor. They can provide valuable guidance and insights, and…
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The Law Commission is currently reviewing the laws related to financial arrangements after divorce and the dissolution of a civil partnership, a legal framework that has remained largely unchanged for fifty years. Expected to be published this year, this review has the potential to significantly transform the legal standing of prenuptial agreements within English family…
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Family disputes that end up in court can be an expensive and an emotionally weary experience. While mediation can often be the preferred method of dispute resolution, there has not until now been any obligation for cases to go down this route. However, significant amendments to the Family Procedure Rules have been introduced. Family Procedure…
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With poor treatment of disabled employees being increasingly recognised as an issue across many sectors in the UK, it is unsurprising that more workers are seeking justice following instances of discrimination. However, this leaves many wondering how to recognise discrimination when it happens. How is it distinguished from a difficult working relationship with a colleague…
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