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As the new school year approaches, many separated or divorced parents find themselves facing a tough question: what happens when we can’t...

Fire and rehire – a slight softening of approach A ban on fire and rehire was one of the cornerstones of the government's manifesto...

The Supreme Court’s decision in Standish v Standish brings long-awaited clarity to the treatment of non-matrimonial assets on divorce –...

In the case of Stedman v Haven Leisure Ltd the Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) has provided helpful guidance on how to determine if an...

Published on 16 May 2025, the Law Commission Report on modernising the law governing wills put forward various changes that, if approved,...

In the first Autumn Budget from the new Labour government, there were a number of significant reforms to the UK tax regime. Two of the...

The Budget announced by Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves on 30 October 2024 - the first by a Labour government for over a decade...

If separating couples cannot agree arrangements for their children it may be necessary to seek the assistance of the court. Issues in...

One thing is certain: the new Labour government will change the way non-domiciled, UK resident individuals (non-doms) are taxed; but what...

Deciding where your child goes to school and how that should be funded is one of the most important decisions in any parent’s life. For...

Anyone who does not currently have access to an e-Visa will need to take action by 31 December 2024. This is because UK Visas &...

Independent UK law firm Stevens & Bolton LLP has today announced its financial results for 2023/2024 (subject to audit), revealing double...