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With the UK in lockdown, questions have arisen about the extent to which parents are expected to comply with Child Arrangements Orders (a court order setting out the arrangements for...

The current restrictions present challenges for us all but if you have children with a former partner or spouse, you have the additional task of working out what arrangements are...

Firstly, Force Majeure has no recognised meaning in English law. Its inclusion into English contracts is to excuse one or both parties from the performance of the contract in some...

The current pandemic has caused many businesses to consider their ways of working and put in place contingency planning. We have recently been informed that as a result of the...

If you find yourself at the paying end of a maintenance order, you may now be in a situation where you no longer have the income to afford the monthly...

The Coronavirus affects landlords and tenants in private rented accommodation. The current Coronavirus has prompted the Government to act principally with the aim of preventing tenants from losing their homes....

Early last week, the whole of the UK was placed into lockdown to help control the spread of COVID-19. Many businesses up and down the country were forced to close...

Due to the impact of COVID-19, some businesses will be concerned about their ability to continue paying the rent for their premises in the coming months. In addition to making...

Below are some FAQs employers may ask about furloughing employees, in light of the government’s new guidance in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Who can I claim? What can you...

The most significant change for private landlords and tenants in over 30 years is contained in the Renters Reform Bill which is expected to become law in 2020. The Bill...