FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

Legal Aid may be available for eligible applicants in domestic abuse cases. We can advise you on the eligibility requirements and the evidence needed.

Many motoring offence matters can be handled on a fixed-fee basis. We'll explain your options during your consultation.

Yes, lease terms are negotiable. Our solicitors can help ensure favourable terms for rent, service charges, break clauses, and other key conditions.

In many cases, yes.

The first offer is not always the final one. If you have a reasonably strong underlying claim, there may be room to negotiate:

  • A higher payment
  • A better employment reference
  • Changes to confidentiality provisions
  • Amended restrictive covenants
  • An agreed termination date

The UK generally allows dual nationality. However, some countries do not recognise dual citizenship, so you should check the rules of your country of origin before applying.

Yes. Time spent lawfully in the UK under different visa categories may count towards the qualifying period, provided the Long Residence requirements are met.

Legal aid is only available in limited circumstances for motoring offences. We can advise whether you may qualify.

Yes. Under the no fault divorce system, one party can apply even if the other does not agree with the decision to divorce.

If the tenant leaves voluntarily after receiving notice, court action is not required. However, if they refuse to leave, you may need a possession order from the court.

In some circumstances you can, although legal advice is recommended because certain individuals may have the right to make claims against your estate.