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Millions of cohabiting couples in England and Wales believe living together for years gives them legal status as partners. It doesn't. We explain what the law actually provides, where unmarried couples are exposed, and the practical steps you can take now.
Monitoring software, CCTV and email tracking are now routine in British workplaces — but routine is not the same as lawful. This explainer sets out what employers may monitor, what they must tell you, and the practical steps to take if you believe the watching has gone too far.
When one parent wishes to move abroad with the children, the law imposes strict requirements on both sides. This guide explains when consent or a court order is needed, how judges weigh relocation applications, and the practical steps available to a parent who objects.
Prenuptial agreements were once the preserve of celebrities and millionaires, but English courts increasingly take them seriously for couples of modest means. We explain who benefits, when a court will uphold an agreement, and the practical steps that make yours watertight.