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Introducing fixed-fee family services

We now offer fixed-fee services for family matters including cohabitation agreements, prenuptials and divorce applications.

Written by Tatjana Williamson

Employer or Employed? Five changes to statutory payment rates to know now

Our free factsheet for 26/27 with updated rates from April 2026 is out now.

Written by MJ Andrews

Employment Rights Act 2025: Statutory Sick Pay

In the fourth of our series detailing incoming changes from the Employment Rights Act 2025, we look at revisions to Statutory Sick Pay.

Written by MJ Andrews

Employment Rights Act 2025: Day One Paternity Leave

Our third installment looks at the changes to Statutory Paternity Leave and Shared Parental Leave from the Employment Rights Act 2025.

Written by MJ Andrews

Employment Rights Act 2025: Changes to parental leave

The second in our series of incoming changes from the Employment Rights Act 2025 looks at parental leave, soon to be an entitlement from day one of employment.

Written by MJ Andrews

Is a prenuptial agreement foolproof? Two recent cases explained

As certain as their marriage, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce will be agreeing a prenup. Recent cases show what can go wrong when the details aren’t handled carefully.

Written by Ellisha Sood

Employment Rights Act 2025: Changes are nearly upon us

In the first of a series, we look at the wide ranging extension of employment rights: when you will be impacted and what employers can do to manage the changes.

Written by MJ Andrews

My ex isn’t paying child maintenance, what should I do?

Sound advice for what to do when your ex-partner reneges on contributing to child maintenance.

Written by Ellisha Sood

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