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What was the ILR debate about The ILR petition debate that took place on 2 February was prompted by two significant petitions about keeping the current 5-year ILR immigration rules. As this was a petition debate, there was no binding vote, and...
The UK Immigration Salary List is a list of skilled jobs with a lower salary requirement for those applying for a Skilled...
What is overstaying? Overstaying means remaining in the UK after your immigration permission expires, assuming that you have not...
Section 4L of the British Nationality Act 1981 is a discretionary registration route that allows adults to become British...
What is the Temporary Shortage List? The Temporary Shortage List allows employers to sponsor workers in specific occupations that...
In most cases, a person who is currently classed as an ‘overstayer’ applies for a Spouse visa from within...
You will lose your UK Settled Status under the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) if you remain outside the UK,...
There is no separate legal order known as a ‘live with order’ in UK family law. What people commonly refer to as a ‘live with order’ is just one part of a Child Arrangements Order. Previously known as Residence...
Please note: this article is intended for informational purposes only and should not be considered legal advice. If you...
You do not automatically have to sell your house when you divorce in the UK. Whether the property needs...
A Martin order (also referred to as a Martin order divorce arrangement) is a type of financial order issued...
In England and Wales, a court order for a child is a legally binding document approved by a judge...
According to the Ministry of Justice’s own statistics, in 2024 there were 45,564 applications for financial remedy in the...
Under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA), the courts have the power to decide who owns...
