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A Rise in the use of the Resolutions Model in Care Proceedings Within our practice in care proceedings, we are beginning to see an increase in the…

Should electronic wills be allowed? The Law Commission for England and Wales have stated in their latest consultation that they are seeking views on whether a new Wills Act should…

Domestic abuse covers a variety of different types of behaviour, which extends beyond physical violence to another person. Controlling or coercive behaviour are forms of domestic abuse and are…

Sycamore Gap Tree The ancient Sycamore Gap Tree, located in Northumberland next to Hadrian’s Wall has been an iconic tree for over 300 years. The Sycamore Gap Tree became well…

The Home Office have now confirmed the promised increase in application fees, which will take effect from 4 October 2023. If you are looking to make an application, you may…

**Updated 27 September 2023**     The Home Office have announced changes to their fees for applications made from Wednesday 4 October 2023. There has been no announcement yet on when…

The Government recently announced plans to restrict the ability of family members to join students studying in the UK. The proposed changes to the Immigration Rules will remove the ability…

Current UK Abortion Laws Abortions can take place in the first 24 weeks of pregnancy in England, Scotland and Wales. When considering an abortion within the first 24 weeks of…

Young children can have accidents and its not uncommon for parents to take their children to hospital or the GP to have them checked after a bump or a…

Explaining Powers of Attorney You may have an existing Power of Attorney in place or be wondering what type would be most suitable for you, keep reading…