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You Have Had a Single Justice Procedure Notice. What Now?
An SJP notice gives you 21 days and three real options. What each one means, how the fine is worked out, and why the section 172 request matters more than most people think.
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How Long Do You Have to Make a Personal Injury Claim?
Three years is the general rule for a personal injury claim in England and Wales, but the clock does not always start at the accident. How limitation actually works.
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The Renters' Rights Act: A Landlord's Compliance Checklist
A working compliance page, kept in three parts: what binds you today, what is still to come and on what timetable, and what each breach actually costs. Status checked 29 October 2026 against the Government's implementation roadmap and the PRS Database announcement.
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The 10-Year Long Residence Route to Settlement
Ten years of lawful residence in the UK can lead to indefinite leave to remain. Two calculations decide most of these applications: how many days you spent abroad, and whether there was ever a gap between one grant of permission and the next.
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Settlement Agreements: What You Are Being Offered, and What It Is Worth
A settlement agreement only binds you if you have taken independent advice on it, which is why your employer is offering to pay for that advice. An Acas COT3 needs no advice at all. Here is how to read the document in front of you, and the money behind it.
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Totting Up: Keeping Your Licence at 12 Points
Twelve penalty points normally means a disqualification of at least six months. A court can shorten it, or impose none, but only on proof of exceptional hardship, and the bar is higher than most people expect.
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Who Inherits If There Is No Will? The Intestacy Rules
When someone dies without a will, a fixed statutory order decides who gets what, and nobody has any discretion to depart from it. A long-term unmarried partner inherits nothing, and jointly owned property never enters the estate at all.
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What Is an Unfair Dismissal Claim Actually Worth?
Should you choose mediation or court for child arrangements? Learn how each process works, compare costs and timescales, and discover which option is right for your family.
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Employment Tribunal Time Limits: What Changed on 1 October 2026
Should you choose mediation or court for child arrangements? Learn how each process works, compare costs and timescales, and discover which option is right for your family.
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