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Under the new UK immigration rules, after 31st January 2025, couples who have never lived together can now apply for an Unmarried Partner Visa as long as they can demonstrate that they have been in a relationship that is...
Under the new ‘Earned Settlement’ proposals outlined in the UK Government’s Immigration White Paper1, the standard qualifying period for...
On 12 May 2025, the UK Government published a White Paper outlining one of the most significant changes of...
Last update: 12 May 2025 Please note: this articles only covers confirmed new immigration rules. In May 2025, the...
A Pre-Action Protocol letter for judicial review is written to resolve immigration and nationality-related disputes and challenge decisions with...
Under the current rules, there is no specific ‘ILR Dependent Visa’ immigration route in the UK. Many people mistakenly...
As a non-UK citizen marrying an EU citizen in the UK or an EU citizen marrying a UK citizen...
When it comes to property division in a UK divorce, the family courts prioritise fairness for both parties and the welfare of any children involved. The courts have considerable discretion when deciding on who should get the house or...
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...
A Financial Remedy Order is an enforceable legal document issued by the courts that sets out how financial assets...
You can get a financial order after your divorce has been finalised because there is no time limit on...
