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.
3805Written 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.
3797Written 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.
3787Written 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.
3782Written by Ellisha Sood
Renters’ Reform Act: What is a no fault eviction?
An end to evictions by 'no fault' - Landlord and Tenant expert solicitor Daniel Bolster looks at the incoming changes of the Renters' Reform Act.
3386Written by Daniel Bolster
Good Divorce Week 2025: What being a Resolution member means
This week is Good Divorce Week – a time to spotlight better support and legal advice for families going through separation and divorce.
3750Written by Tatjana Williamson
Landmark family law reform: joint parental contact no longer a presumption
The government has announced the end of the 'presumption of parental involvement' after a family break-up. What this means for you.
3741Written by Ellisha Sood
What happens if I’m late for work because of train strikes?
Late again? Is travel disruption causing you a headache? We explain your rights and obligations.
1810Written by Daniel Bolster
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