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If you are a foreign national with a UK spouse visa and your relationship has recently come to an end (or you think it may), you may be concerned about what will happen to your immigration status and the options now...
If you currently hold a Skilled Worker Dependant visa, you can apply to extend it either together with or...
Please note: this articles only covers confirmed new immigration rules. In May 2025, the government published a White Paper...
The length of your Skilled Worker visa is determined by your Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) and the terms agreed...
What is a Spouse Visa Extension? UK Spouse Visa initially granted for 2.5 years (30 months), allowing you to live...
Can you change jobs or employers while on a Skilled Worker Visa? It is possible to change jobs or...
On 10th June 2025, the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) published its ‘Family visa financial requirements review’1 on whether there...
In a UK divorce, financial disclosure refers to the process of listing and exchanging full information about both parties’ assets, including income, savings, property, pensions, investments, and liabilities. Both parties to the divorce have a legal duty to make...
A Consent Order is a document issued by a family court that makes a financial agreement reached between a...
When it comes to property division in a UK divorce, the family courts prioritise fairness for both parties and...
Parents with a mental illness can sometimes encounter difficulty in gaining child custody / child arrangements if the UK...
A ‘fact-finding hearing’ is a special court session which is intended to help the court decide whether allegations made...
Divorce hearings take place in a family court and are overseen by a judge whose aim is to help...
A Final Order in a divorce (or Decree Absolute) is a legal document issued by the family courts in...
