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In family law, an undertaking is a useful tool for resolving disputes and formalising agreements amicably without the need for a court order. In this article, we’ll answer the question; ‘What is an undertaking in family law?’, explaining the difference between an order and an undertaking as well as the consequences of breaching an undertaking....Read More

Consent orders play an important role helping families going through a divorce, or separation, to formalise arrangements for how children will be looked cared for. In this article, we intend to answer the question; ‘What is a consent order in UK family law?’, explaining what a consent order is used for, and how much it...Read More

Seeking legal services or advice to resolve family issues or disputes can be expensive. However, you may be eligible for help with paying these expenses. Legal aid is a type of state funding that can be used to help pay for legal advice, mediation, or representation in court. It’s designed to help people on a...Read More

Whether you’re navigating a complex divorce, or require help negotiating child arrangements following a separation, a family law solicitor provides you with the legal support and guidance you need to reach a fair and amicable resolution. Here, we’ll explore the circumstances under which you may need a family law solicitor and provide insight into the...Read More

A C2 form plays an important role in helping individuals to attain court permission to initiate or amend proceedings in family law child arrangement cases. In this article, we answer the question ‘What is a C2 application in family law?’, explaining when and how a C2 document can be used and how much it costs...Read More

Navigating family politics can be challenging at the best of times. When familial relationships break down, resolving disputes can become increasingly complex—particularly when money or children are involved. At this point, many families seek help from a legal professional who specialises in family law. A family law solicitor helps families negotiate and resolve issues or...Read More

What is Martha’s Rule? From April 2024, the NHS implemented the first phase of Martha’s Rule. This rule will allow patients, families, carers, and staff round the clock access to a rapid review from a second, separate care team if they are worried about an individual’s condition once fully implemented. It is essentially a legal...Read More

Introduction: The Civil Liability Act 2018 and the Whiplash Injury Regulations 2021 brought into effect the Whiplash Reforms. These reforms introduced a tariff award for whiplash injuries following road traffic accidents on or after the 31st of May 2021; this being soft tissue injuries to an individual’s neck, back, and/or shoulders. A slightly increased tariff...Read More

What is Sepsis? Sepsis is your body’s response at fighting an untreated infection. Should an infection be present for too long, your immune system will produce an extreme response which will begin causing damage to its own tissues and organs. This condition is indiscriminate of any biological factors and can happen to anyone harbouring an...Read More

If you are making a personal injury claim, it is important you are honest about your symptoms and losses. Don’t exaggerate them or make false statements. Claimants found guilty of being fundamentally dishonest with their personal injury claim can face severe consequences. This article will explain the concept fundamental dishonesty and how it could affect...Read More