The recent ITV drama Believe Me has sparked important conversations across the UK about sexual assault, focusing on the psychological impact of survivors not being believed after reporting abuse.

Law firm Switalskis has appointed Jonathan Hyldon as head of commercial property (Lincolnshire) as it continues to invest in senior leadership to support the expansion of its South Yorkshire and Lincolnshire commercial property offering.

Following the successful launch of our community-based advice clinics across West Yorkshire, Switalskis child care team is pleased to announce a new series of drop-in sessions at Halifax Women’s Centre.

Family law issues are often deeply personal, emotionally charged, and difficult to navigate without clear guidance. Whether you are considering separation, arranging child contact, or trying to understand your legal rights, having reliable information can make an overwhelming situation feel more manageable.

How will the Renters' Rights Act 2025 affect those who are looking to purchase, or dispose of a mixed-use property?

Recent reporting and findings has brought renewed attention to a deeply concerning issue within the UK’s child protection system. Vulnerable children are being placed in unregulated, and in some cases illegal, care home settings.

If you signed a prenuptial agreement before you got married, you might be wondering if it still has legal standing, even if it no longer reflects your life today. If your finances have changed, or you have bought property, built up a business or taken on new financial responsibilities since the prenup was agreed, you may wonder whether it’s possible to change it to account for these new circumstances.

A recent High Court case, Ginger v Mickleburgh, is a powerful example of how things can go wrong when mental health issues and family tensions intersect leading to an invalid Will.