Family court proceedings are private and subject to strict confidentiality rules. Using AI tools such as ChatGPT to discuss family law cases can risk breaching those rules, as AI platforms do not offer legal privilege or guaranteed data protection. This article explains why confidential family matters should always be discussed with a qualified solicitor.

In property transactions, clients are asked for ID because it’s a legal requirement under Anti‑Money Laundering (AML) regulations. Verifying your identity helps prevent fraud, money laundering and protects both you and the market. This guide explains why ID checks matter and what documents you’ll typically need to provide.

Recent reports involving former England footballer Andy Carroll underline the serious legal consequences of breaching a non-molestation order. Such orders are designed to protect individuals from harassment or unwanted contact, and any breach constitutes a criminal offence. This case serves as a clear reminder that family courts enforce protective injunctions robustly, regardless of personal status or public profile.

Proprietary estoppel and constructive trusts are equitable principles used by courts to achieve fairness in property disputes. They apply where informal promises, shared intentions, or significant contributions to property ownership are not reflected in legal title. This guide explains how these doctrines work, key case law, and when they may override strict land law rules.