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As of 1 June 2026, the Home Office has tightened the existing Basic Compliance Assessment requirements for student sponsors. This includes: The changes are intended to make education providers more accountable for the international students they sponsor and to...
As of 6 August 2026, the UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has expanded the Global Talent visa‘s existing endorsed...
What is an offshore worker and who needs a visa? An offshore worker is a foreign national who arrives...
What is FLR? Further leave to remain (FLR) is a further grant of temporary permission to stay in the...
What is Discretionary Leave to Remain? Discretionary Leave to Remain, also known as Discretionary Leave (DL), is permission the...
What is Revocation of a Deportation Order? Revocation of a deportation order is a decision by the Home Office...
What is a long-term standard visitor visa? A long-term Standard Visitor visa allows eligible travellers to make multiple visits...
Forensic accountants are specially trained and highly experienced in investigating and analysing financial information in a divorce to identify a couple’s true financial position. In doing so, they often help divorcing spouses, solicitors, and the court to understand complex...
A Barder event is when something unexpected happens soon after a financial order is made in a divorce, which...
What is global maintenance in a UK divorce? In England and Wales, ‘global maintenance’ is a type of spousal...
What is the Duxbury Calculation in UK Divorce? The ‘Duxbury’ calculation is a method used in financial remedy proceedings...
If you divorce and have children, it is important to understand that the divorce legally ends the marriage, but...
What is an ‘out of court divorce settlement’? An ‘out of court divorce settlement’ is an agreement between two...
What is a Xydhias Agreement? In Xydhias v Xydhias [1998] EWCA Civ 1966, the Court of Appeal decided that...
