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Failing to assist employees to find suitable alternative employment in a redundancy situation can make a dismissal unfair!

Failing to assist employees to find suitable alternative employment in a redundancy situation can make a dismissal unfair!

8 Jul 2025

When an employee has at least two years’ service, and an employer is considering making them redundant then there is a duty to assist…

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Joint Proprietors and Leasehold Covenants

Joint Proprietors and Leasehold Covenants

8 Jul 2025

If you jointly own a leasehold property, it is important to understand your legal responsibilities—particularly when it comes to the…

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Standish v Standish [2025] – application of the sharing principle and non-matrimonial assets

Standish v Standish [2025] – application of the sharing principle and non-matrimonial assets

8 Jul 2025

On 2 July 2025, the Supreme Court published their judgement on Standish v Standish [2025] UKSC 26 which provides clarification on the…

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I have been accused of being an abuser- will I ever get to see my children?

I have been accused of being an abuser- will I ever get to see my children?

8 Jul 2025

An estimated 40% of Court applications under the Children Act include allegations of abuse by at least one party (Re H-N and others…

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Protecting inheritance – before, during and after divorce

Protecting inheritance – before, during and after divorce

30 Jun 2025

Inheritance received during a marriage is likely to be considered a joint asset if it has contributed to or has mingled with the marital…

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Who gets the pets in a divorce?

Who gets the pets in a divorce?

27 Jun 2025

Pets are not legally recognised in English law as anything beyond a chattel. This means they are treated as personal property, in the…

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To Wind Up, or Not to Wind Up – That is the Question

To Wind Up, or Not to Wind Up – That is the Question

26 Jun 2025

For creditors chasing unpaid debts, the winding up petition can feel like the big red button—powerful, final, and slightly intimidating….

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Pride Month Spotlight: Supporting LGBTQ+ Individuals in Family Law

Pride Month Spotlight: Supporting LGBTQ+ Individuals in Family Law

24 Jun 2025

As we celebrate Pride Month, it is important for legal professionals to question how they can further support the needs of LGBTQ+…

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Supervised contact and supported contact, what’s the difference?

Supervised contact and supported contact, what’s the difference?

20 Jun 2025

When parents separate, it can sometimes be challenging to come to an agreement about the arrangements for their children. For example, it…

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