3 min readWhen handling matters of child arrangements after separation, the child or children’s welfare is of paramount importance to the Court. When the Court receives an application, it first refers the case to the Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service (CAFCASS). Prior to the first hearing, CAFCASS will do the following: CAFCASS will strive … Read more
2 min readDivorced couples believe that, once the divorce is finalised, all ties financial or otherwise to each other are severed. However, a divorce brings only the marriage to an end. Either party to the marriage could, in future, make a financial claim. Whether or not financial proceedings have been dismissed, a general rule of thumb is … Read more
2 min readSeveral times, disputes arise over a will when a family member learns that he has been given less than what he expected or that he has been completely left out of the will. According to the Law in England & Wales, an individual can leave his estate to anyone in his will. However, the Inheritance … Read more
2 min readThe Youth Mobility Scheme is an immigration route that allows individuals between ages 18 and 30 to experience life in the UK. The route is available only to citizens of certain countries. Under this route, you will have UK entry clearance for up to two years. The application must be made from overseas and you … Read more
2 min readWhen a couple with children gets divorced or separated, the child custody law determines who takes responsibility of the child’s care, residence and education. In simpler terms, a decision has to be made on where the child will stay after parental breakup. Such an arrangement is called ‘child custody’. But in recent times, it is … Read more
2 min readWhen administering a trust, disputes can occur between a trustee and a beneficiary or between two beneficiaries. Most trust disputes arise when To avoid the risk of future disputes, the individual making the trust (settlor) does so with extreme care. Even if that is the case, disputes may still arise. Challenging the validity of a … Read more
2 min readBefore starting the proceedings for litigation, the claimant must contact the defendant and attempt to settle the issue outside the court. If it is settled, litigation can be avoided and both parties can save a great deal of time and money. If, however, the issue cannot be settled, then there are 3 key stages of … Read more
2 min readIn the UK, the minimum age to get married is 18. However, the law allows individuals who are even 16 or 17 to marry if there is parental consent. The Office of National Statistic reported that from 2007 to 2017, a little over 3000 marriages of children aged 16 and 17 were legally registered in … Read more
3 min readPeople who write a will are sometimes concerned that it may be contested after their death leading to unwanted changes or that their will could be declared invalid for various reasons. There are several reasons why a will could be declared invalid. We shall review the reasons that usually top the list. In England & … Read more
2 min readWith the Autumn Budget 2021, the government of UK has made it clear that they want to modernize the immigration system with the aim of bringing highly skilled talent to the country. Here, in this article, we discuss the new visas introduced in the budget. Scale-up Visa The primary goal of the scale-up visa is … Read more
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