We are very pleased to announce a new addition to our team, Asrar Bashir, who is joining MWG Solicitors Immigration Department. Asrar is an experienced Immigration Solicitor who can assist you with all aspects of…
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In the event of a divorce or a separation, parents wonder who will be granted child custody during divorce. While the welfare of children is every parent’s number one priority, discussing arrangements often leads to…
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I need to deprive someone access to a property, where do I start? If you are a victim of domestic abuse or need to remove your spouse, a civil partner or a cohabitant from your…
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The pandemic has had a significant impact on couples living in the UK. Complying with stay-at-home and social distancing orders over the course of the year has triggered a greater number of family law issues,…
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A Government consultation is set to change the use of mobile phones in driving law banning all smartphone use behind the wheel in the United Kingdom. What changed, and how will the new law affect…
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The temporary Stamp Duty relief has dramatically impacted house asking prices across the country which have hit a record high of 5.2% this August (with an average property price going over £245,000 for the first…
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Have you been offered a Settlement Agreement? This document, previously known as a Compromise Agreement, is a legally binding agreement used to resolve disputes between an employer and an employee. It can be drawn either…
READ MOREWhen divorcing, it is important to consider obtaining a Consent Order even if there are little or no assets. People don’t realise that spouses remain financially linked to each other after a Divorce has been finalised. This means…
READ MOREEven though the country is in lockdown MWG Family Department is still here to help you with all your family issues, including Divorce and Children Matters. The department is working remotely and available to speak with you either…
READ MOREHave you been stopped from seeing your grandchild or grandchildren due to a dispute in the family or a relationship breakdown? Grandparents do not have an automatic right. However, the law recognises a child’s right to family life,…
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