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All our legal advice articles
“No sale, no fee” conveyancing UK (2026): the hidden risks before you sign
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 5 mins
Moving home is one of the most stressful things that most adults have to endure. Not only is moving expensive, but there are also many pitfalls and ways in which moves are delayed or do not reach completion. Many people think that in choosing a “No Sale No Fee” conveyancer
Mobile phones in UK prisons (2026): rules, penalties and lawful ways to stay in touch
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
Incarceration is a lonely experience, both for the person in prison and the family members on the outside. One thing that can minimise the space felt between loved ones, and that can make the experience a fraction more enjoyable is clear communication. Of course, this has its own set of challenges.
In-app purchases UK (2026): your consumer rights, refunds and CMA protections
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
While UK law provides strong safeguards, the digital marketplace evolves rapidly. Consumers must actively engage with these protections, understanding their rights, using available tools like parental controls, and knowing when to seek redress. Ultimately, informed vigilance is key to fully benefiting from legal protections in this dynamic environment.
Gross misconduct UK (2026): when dismissal is justified and how employers should respond
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
While gross misconduct can justify immediate dismissal, employers should carefully consider all factors and alternatives before making this decision. Each case requires thorough investigation, fair process, and often, expert legal guidance to ensure the best outcome for all parties involved.
How to deal with disrespectful tenants under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 (UK 2026)
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 6 mins
Maintain unwavering professionalism and adherence to legal procedures. Emotional reactions or hasty decisions can jeopardise your position. Instead, document meticulously, communicate clearly, and seek expert legal counsel to navigate the complex landscape of landlord-tenant law effectively.
Conveyancing enquiries when buying a house: a buyer’s UK 2026 guide
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
The 'requisitions on title'. This final check, conducted just before exchange, can uncover last-minute issues like recent planning applications or changes in the seller's circumstances that could impact your purchase.
Can I get a divorce after ten years of separation in the UK? (2026 guide)
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 5 mins
In the United Kingdom, the duration of separation does not automatically dissolve a marriage. Regardless of whether couples have lived apart for a decade, two decades, or even longer, the legal requirement to formally apply for divorce remains steadfast.
How to find out which solicitor holds a Will: UK 2026 search guide
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 5 mins
Proactive engagement with your will throughout your lifetime is paramount. Regularly updating your will, informing key individuals of its location, and considering registration with national databases can significantly simplify the process for your executors and beneficiaries, ensuring your final wishes are easily accessible and honoured when the time comes.
Drug driving and cannabis in the UK: limits, testing and penalties (2026)
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 5 mins
In the UK, it is illegal to drive if you are unfit due to drugs or have certain drugs above a specified limit in your blood. This includes cannabis, as it can affect your reaction times, coordination, and judgement on the road.
Domestic abuse and child custody in the UK: how it affects court decisions (2026)
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 4 mins
Domestic violence significantly influences child custody determinations, with courts prioritizing the child's protection and welfare above all else. While it doesn't automatically disqualify an abusive parent from all rights, it often leads to restricted or supervised contact.
What happens to your Will if your solicitor’s firm closes down? (UK 2026 guide)
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 5 mins
Whilst the legal system has safeguards in place, the security of your will ultimately relies on your proactive engagement. Regularly reviewing your will's status and maintaining open communication with your legal representatives can prevent potential complications, ensuring your final wishes remain protected regardless of changes in the legal landscape.
Employee rights without a written contract (2026 UK guide)
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 6 mins
While verbal agreements can establish an employment relationship, the absence of a written contract leaves both parties vulnerable. Your primary safeguard lies in understanding and asserting your statutory rights, coupled with proactive documentation of all verbal agreements.
Restraining orders UK (2026): how they are issued, enforced and breached
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 6 mins
In the UK, the law recognizes the urgent need to safeguard individuals from potential harm or harassment. Restraining orders serve as a vital legal instrument, empowering victims by restricting the offender's actions and movements, thereby minimizing the risk of further distress or violence.
Child benefit and shared custody (2026): who can claim and how much?
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 5 mins
Child benefit is a tax-free payment provided by the UK government to help with the costs of raising a child. In situations where parents have separated and share custody of their children, determining who is entitled to claim child benefit can be complex. The general rule is that only one parent can claim child benefit for a particular child, even in shared custody arrangements. The child benefit cannot be split between the parents.
Child maintenance UK (2026): when does it stop and how is it calculated?
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 5 mins
In the UK, both parents bear a legal responsibility to financially support their children, even after separation or divorce. This obligation, known as child maintenance, aims to ensure that the child's essential needs, such as housing, food, clothing, education, and healthcare, are arramet. The requirement to pay child maintenance is mandatory and governed by specific laws and regulations.
Personal injury trust UK (2026): how to protect your compensation and benefits
Published on 22/05/2026, by Qredible - Reading time: 7 mins
A personal injury trust, also called a compensation protection trust, is a legal arrangement that helps protect the money you receive as compensation for a personal injury or medical negligence case.
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