In days gone by there was a perception that divorcing parties went to war over what was termed “custody” and “access” to children. Those terms no longer exist and a Court may make orders pertaining to “live with” and “spend time with” , terms which are much more user friendly. It is usual , but not always the case, that young children live with mother and spend time with father. Sometimes there will be a shared order, but the Courts
Does British nationality enable you to live in the UK for ever? The answer to this is – probably surprisingly for many people – “it depends”. If you are a British citizen then you can. British citizen is, if you like, the ultimate status in UK immigration law. But supposing you are a British Overseas Citizen, or a British Protected Person or you hold British National (Overseas) status? Then – although you are entitled to hold what looks like a British
Until 6 November 2014 Tier 1 Investors could fulfil the requirements of the visa scheme on the basis of an investment of £1 million. But the Home Office had come to the conclusion that this was a paltry sum, and on that date the minimum amount of investment was dramatically increased to £2 million (but the accelerated routes for investments of £5 million and £10 million remained unscathed). Fortunately for existing Tier 1 Investors, the Home Office did not on that
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