In a recent landmark case, the Supreme Court has ruled that denying an unmarried mother of four children a widowed parent’s allowance is illegal. It is expected that this will put pressure on the government to consider modernising the law by extending the rights of unmarried cohabiting couples.

Tom Fisher, a solicitor specialising in Family Law, answers the first questions people ask when considering divorce. Read more.

Parental orders only apply to couples, although the law has kept up to date by allowing this to include civil partners and cohabitees. Our Expert in Family Law explains.

Immigration specialist, Alex Wright, reflects on some of the changes to Immigration law over the year & what they'll mean for the year to come.

A proposed change of law could mean couples end their marriage in a more amicable manner. Our family paralegal discusses no fault divorce further.

Jackson Lees Group are thrilled to have been recognised for the Residential Property Team of the Year Award at the LEAP Modern Law Conveyancing Awards 2024

The Home Office twitter received backlash over a video that demonised people seeking refuge in the UK, a video which was since taken down. Tom Thrower, Senior Immigration Caseworker, discusses some potential motivations behind their actions.