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Employer Withholding Pay After Quitting: Do I Need a Solicitor?

When employment ends, are there any circumstances that an employer can withhold pay from an employee.

29 November 2022 Read →

How Is a Contract of Employment Terminated? What to Do and When

An employment contract can end in several ways — resignation, dismissal, redundancy, mutual agreement or the expiry of a fixed term. Each has its own rules on notice and fairness, and getting…

14 November 2022 Read →

Video: What Does The Term 'Shared Care' Mean in Family Law?

Shared care is one of the most misunderstood terms in child arrangements. It does not always mean an equal split of time — here is what it actually means.

7 November 2022 Read →

What Makes a Will Legal: Requirements, Checklist, and Advice

What are the areas to consider when drafting a Will? Can you draft a Will yourself. We explore the options.

3 November 2022 Read →

Does a Will Have to Be Registered? Is It Legal? The Benefits

Once a Will is complete, is it necessary to register it or store it somewhere specific? Find out the options.

10 October 2022 Read →

What Happens at an Employment Tribunal? A Step-by-Step Guide

An employment tribunal decides disputes between employees and employers, such as unfair dismissal or discrimination. The process runs from Acas early conciliation, through the exchange of claim…

2 October 2022 Read →

Under What Circumstances Can You Force a House Sale? A Guide

There are a number of circumstances where you can force a sale of a property. Here we explore those options.

14 September 2022 Read →

How Long Does Probate Take? Your Probate Questions Answered

Here we consider how long probate takes and answer other common probate questions.

2 September 2022 Read →

Litigation vs Mediation: Difference, Cost, Process, Benefits

Our article explores the difference between litigation and mediation and what should be considered.

26 August 2022 Read →