
7 Reasons a Parent Might Not Get Joint Custody in the UK
Key Takeaways UK law dropped the word “custody” years ago. Courts in England and Wales now make a child arrangements order under the Children Act

Key Takeaways UK law dropped the word “custody” years ago. Courts in England and Wales now make a child arrangements order under the Children Act

Key Takeaways Any UK company on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors can sponsor a work visa. Over 125,000 organisations are on it, from

Key Takeaways You need two referees for a British citizenship application, and both must have known you personally for at least three years. One must

Key Takeaways Yes, your will stays valid after divorce. It is not cancelled. But the law changes how your ex is treated within it. Once

Key Takeaways Since 1 May 2026, no. Section 21 “no-fault” evictions have been abolished under the Renters’ Rights Act, so a landlord now has to

Key Takeaways A statutory demand is a formal, pre-insolvency demand for payment. Ignore it and the creditor can apply to wind up your company or

Key Takeaways Under no-fault divorce there is no rule that a cheating partner pays the fees. Infidelity has no formal role in a divorce at

Key Takeaways An alienation clause sets out whether and how a tenant can pass on the lease or share the premises, by assignment, subletting, charging

Key Takeaways Ending a civil partnership is called dissolution. Since 2022 it works almost exactly like a no-fault divorce, with no blame required. You can

Key Takeaways Yes. Every NHS trust in England holds a sponsor licence, making the NHS the UK’s single biggest visa sponsor, mostly through the Health