The latest updates on how the Home Office are handling asylum claims during the Covid19 pandemic including how they conduct full, substantive, asylum interviews
The case of Barder shows the rare circumstances in which a divorce award can be varied after it has been made. In the case of Barder, the wife received a settlement which provided for her and her two children
As from Autumn of 2021, the new law on no-fault divorces in England, which was originally announced in February 2019, will be reformed. This is the first major change since 1973
An Occupation Order is an Order of the court stating who can and who cannot occupy domestic premises. It is usually brought alongside an application for a Non-Molestation Injunction and is an application asking the District Judge to make an Order excluding your spouse or unmarried partner from entering or cohabiting in the family home
Tenants in England facing eviction have been granted a notice period extension from three months to six in new government legislation. This will apply to notices being served to both private and social tenancies from 29 August and until March 2021