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The introduction of no-fault divorce in April 2022 marked a major step forward for accessibility and simplicity in family law. However,...

Local government reorganisation (LGR) is gathering pace, and for the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS), it means one thing:...

The Government have now published their roadmap with the dates when the Renters Rights Act will come into force.  Some of the keys dates...

Family mediation has long been recognised as a constructive way to resolve disputes without the stress and expense of court proceedings....

Movember is more than moustaches; it’s a global movement encouraging men to take charge of their health, from physical wellbeing to...

In today’s increasingly digital world, many of us hold assets online - whether it’s social media accounts, photos, emails, or even...

What is the Code? The Charity Governance Code 2025 (the Code) does what it says on the tin: it provides guidance on the principles of...

If you had suggested to me 18 months ago that I would be launching a new AI tool for my family law clients, I would have laughed out...

In The Kingdom Hall Trust v Davies [2025] UKUT 294 (LC), the Upper Tribunal clarified the limits on acquiring prescriptive easements over...

For anyone managing or advising on PFI-style contracts, the recent Court of Appeal decision in Buckinghamshire Council v FCC...

The recent County Court decision in Arnold Holdings Ltd v Keelys LLP [2025] EWCC offers an important reminder of the strict approach...

The Regulator of Social Housing's (RSH) 2025 Sector Risk Profile was published today, marking a shift in tone and purpose. Following the...