The Employment Rights Act 2025 passed into law in December last year, but many changes are being gradually phased into effect, with April 2026…
Criminal convictions can have lasting consequences on immigration applications to the UK. When applying, the Home Office will conducts checks on any applicant’s criminal…
If you are Jewish and going through a divorce, obtaining a civil divorce may not be enough. Under Jewish law, a marriage is only…
The law on Islamic divorces differs significantly from conventional divorce law in England and Wales. Many muslim couples fall into the trap of mistakenly…
With potential cohabitation reforms on the horizon, find out what cohabitation really means, why ‘common law marriage’ is a myth, and how to protect…
In November 2025, the Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, announced a slate of changes to the UK immigration system and how long it takes to…
Divorce isn’t just about ending a relationship; it’s about dividing two lives that have been financially intertwined for years. Most people focus on the…
Britton and Time Solicitors is proud to announce the acquisition of Hennings Solicitors, a well-respected legal practice based in Brighton. This marks an exciting…
The UK Supreme Court has now delivered its highly anticipated ruling in the case of Standish v Standish, clarifying how courts should approach…
The UK’s latest Immigration White Paper, “Restoring Control over the Immigration System“, reflects a determined political shift. The main focus…
With 801,000 new businesses launching in the UK between 2022-23, setting up for success is more important…
Previously, you had to cite one of five grounds to file for a divorce. Unreasonable behaviour was one of these grounds. In…
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