No-Fault Divorce in the UK: What It Means and How It Works

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No-fault divorce changed the way couples end a marriage in England and Wales. Since 6 April 2022, a spouse no longer has to accuse the ...

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How Long Does a Criminal Trial Take in the UK? Full Timeline

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A criminal case can move from charge to verdict in weeks, but many contested cases now take far longer. In England and Wales, the latest ...

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Police Caution vs Charge in the UK: What’s the Difference?

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A police caution and a criminal charge can both follow an allegation of an offence, but they are not the same outcome. A caution is ...

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How Legal Aid Works for Criminal Cases in the UK

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Facing a criminal charge is stressful enough without also wondering how you will pay for a solicitor. Legal aid can meet some or all criminal ...

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What Is a Duty Solicitor in the UK and How Do You Get One?

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When someone is arrested, the first few hours can feel rushed and confusing. A duty solicitor provides independent legal advice before and during police questioning. ...

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Your Right to a Solicitor When Arrested in the UK

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Being arrested is frightening enough without worrying that asking for a lawyer will create a bill you cannot afford. At the police station, clearly say ...

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Criminal Injury Compensation: How to Claim Through the CICA

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A violent crime can leave you dealing with pain, anxiety, time away from work and costs. The Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority, known as CICA, provides ...

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Holiday Accident Claims: Compensation for Injuries Abroad

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A serious injury abroad can turn a long-awaited break into a stressful mix of medical treatment, unfamiliar paperwork and questions about responsibility. For UK travellers, ...

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Can You Claim Compensation for Repetitive Strain Injury at Work?

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Repetitive strain injury rarely begins with one dramatic workplace accident. More often, it develops quietly: a wrist that aches after long typing sessions, tingling after ...

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Section 21 Eviction UK: What Tenants and Landlords Need to Know

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Section 21 eviction UK searches often reflect a simple question: can a private landlord still ask a tenant to leave without giving a reason? In ...

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