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What is a 'Common Law Partner'? In the United Kingdom, the term "common law partner" is frequently used to describe two people who live together as a couple, but are not legally married or in a civil...
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There are three types of property licensing schemes that cover different types of private rented properties. These are mandatory licensing, additional licensing, and selective licensing. If you o...
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When someone has been involved in a major accident and has suffered serious, potentially life-changing injuries, there will inevitably also be an element of psychiatric injury and in many cases, this...
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On 27 November 2023, the UK government unveiled the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill, marking a pivotal moment for England's property landscape. With its progression through the House of Commons, in...
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To clarify how the Family Procedure Rules 2010 (FPR) and Practice Directions (PD) have been changed by the amendments effective from 29 April 2024, I have created tracked versions: Tracked change...
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To clarify how the Family Procedure Rules 2010 (FPR) changes, effective from 29 April 2024, affect the provisions in relation to MIAM exemptions, I have created: A table of all the MIAM revisions...
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I will preface Part 2 of this blog by adding a note that due to the sheer number of relevant cases (I have referenced 5 in total) this blog has been split into two parts. I would urge you to read both...
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I will preface this blog by saying that due to the sheer number of relevant cases (I have referenced 5 in total) this blog has been split into two parts. I would urge you to read both parts for the co...
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