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Child arrangements - what worked for us
We asked parents who had sorted out arrangements for their children what worked for them and what advice they would give to other people in the same situation.
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How to prepare for seeing a solicitor or adviser
If you have an appointment to see a solicitor or adviser, you will need to prepare to get the most out of it. Check out our tips for what to say, what to take, and what to expect. This information applies to the UK.
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Police powers
Your rights about the police. Includes police powers to stop and search you, or to enter your property.
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Arrest
Handpicked links to trusted information on your rights if arrested and your right to free legal representation at the police station.
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Sentencing
Handpicked by Advicenow - information from the rest of the web about all aspects of sentencing after you have been found guilty of a criminal offence.
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Police complaints
How you can make complaints against the police. It explains the complaints procedure.
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How to deal with a section 21 eviction notice
If you've been sent a section 21 notice by your private landlord or their letting agent, you are likely to feel very worried. Try not to panic. This guide will help you work out what options you have when you have received a section 21 notice and decide what to do next. It also explains the eviction process, so that if you want to challenge your landlord's claim for a possession order, you know what to do when. For England only.
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Getting an international divorce
Learn how international divorce works – if you and your ex are living aboard or in different countries. It is crucial to understand where you can get divorced and if you have options when it comes to choosing one country over another, which country may give you the best outcome. The information in this guide applies to England and Wales.
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Working hours and breaks at work
Know your rights to breaks at work, time off in between shifts, and the 48-hour week. Understand how to put it right if your employer is not being fair. Free help for workers and migrants to help stop exploitation at work. The information in this guide applies to England and Wales.
