Thousands More to Be Tagged: What the Expansion of Electronic Monitoring Means for You
The UK government recently announced its biggest-ever expansion of electronic monitoring, with tens of thousands more offenders to be fitted with tags every year. This shift marks a major development
Electronic Wills in the UK: What the Draft Bill Could Mean for Future Inheritance Cases
The Wills Bill 2025 is set to introduce one of the most meaningful updates to succession law in England and Wales in almost two centuries. A central feature of the
When One Parent Moves Abroad: What Happens to UK Custody Agreements?
When separated parents share responsibility for a child, moving abroad is not something that can be done lightly. From a legal standpoint, such a move can impact every aspect of
What Counts as ‘Public Good’ Grounds for Deportation in the UK?
Deportation in the United Kingdom can be ordered when the Home Office considers a person’s presence no longer beneficial to society. One of the broadest and most serious reasons cited
What Employers Must Include in a Legally Valid Settlement Agreement
A settlement agreement offers a structured way for employers and employees to bring an employment relationship to a formal close. Used correctly, it can resolve disputes and minimise legal risk.
Deportation and Human Rights: When Can You Claim Protection?
Deportation from the UK can have life-altering consequences. While the Home Office has strong powers under current immigration law, human rights protections remain critical for individuals facing removal. These protections
