How could the proposed repeal of the presumption of parental involvement affect child contact after separation or divorce? We explain the proposed changes in England and Wales, the importance of child welfare and safety, and what parents with existing Child Arrangements Orders need to know.
A carefully prepared spouse visa application helped our client secure permission to join her family in the UK. We explain how we presented the application under Appendix FM, including self-employment evidence and the family’s circumstances, to support a successful outcome.
Our client faced a stalking allegation arising during a difficult family separation. This case study explains how a successful submission of no case to answer led to an acquittal, highlighting the importance of examining the prosecution evidence and presenting a focused defence.
A theft allegation involving £4,350 put our client’s employment and family stability at risk. We explain how detailed representations to the Crown Prosecution Service, made before a charging decision, helped secure a resolution without prosecution and why early legal intervention mattered in this case.
A criminal conviction can have financial consequences beyond the sentence itself. We explain the 2026 changes to POCA confiscation proceedings, how confiscation and restraint orders work, and what defendants need to understand about the court process and the assets at stake.
An international transport company faced a £12,000 Border Force penalty after clandestine entrants were found in its vehicle. We explain the case that led to a reduction to £1,500, including the relevance of the company’s security procedures and the checks carried out by its driver.
AI can make business processes faster, but its use also raises legal questions. We explore the risks covered in this article, including data protection, inaccurate outputs, liability and regulatory compliance, and explain why businesses need to understand their responsibilities when introducing AI into everyday operations.
When a parent is no longer involved in a child’s life, important decisions can become difficult for the parent providing daily care. We explain how we secured a Child Arrangements Order and a Specific Issue Order for a mother, providing clarity over care, passport and travel arrangements.
What could stricter enforcement mean for everyday drivers? We explain the developments and proposed reforms affecting driving offences, including drink and drug driving, the risk of tougher penalties, and why understanding the legal consequences matters before a minor mistake becomes a serious problem.
A refusal of settled status left our client’s long-established life in the UK uncertain. This case study explains how an Administrative Review, supported by evidence of residence and carefully developed legal arguments, overturned the decision and secured settled status under the EU Settlement Scheme.
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