Typically the soaps and media can distort family law and the reality of a situation to the public. Our expert states the facts.

Because of the heat some people may feel uncomfortable in their working environment, leaving them wondering what is the law when it’s just too hot to work? Hannah Dowd, employment law solicitor at Jackson Lees had an answer to the common question.

Jackson Lees Group are pleased to announce that they are expanding with the acquisition of Farrington Law.

Our Executive Chairman looks at adulthood, discussing the perceived highs and lows and the importance of asking for help when you need it.

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.