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When a Child Arrangements Order is repeatedly ignored, the parent losing contact may feel that the court order has become meaningless. It has not. A sealed order is legally binding, but enforcement is not automatic. You normally need to place clear evidence before the Family Court, explain the precise breaches and ask for an order […]

What Should You Do in the First 48 Hours? A County Court claim form is not a warning that court action might happen. It means proceedings have already started. The most dangerous response is to put the papers aside while trying to negotiate informally. A missed deadline can allow the claimant to request default judgment, […]

If your PIP award has been reduced after review, changed from enhanced to standard rate, or stopped altogether, the decision can have an immediate effect on your income, mobility and day-to-day support. It can be especially difficult to understand where your condition has not improved but the Department for Work and Pensions has awarded fewer […]