Protect your financial future, and your partner's. Use our clear template to create a living together agreement. Avoid solicitor fees and gain security if you separate. Make one tonight. All couples that live together should make a living together agreement (also called a cohabitation agreement). Buy the step-by-step guide to make an agreement yourselves, quickly and cheaply, using our cohabitation agreement template. This information applies to England and Wales only.

Learn how to write a witness statement and obtain expert reports for your Small Claims court or Fast Track case if you are a Litigant in Person. Avoid costly mistakes. The information in this guide applies to England and Wales only.

Understand how to go to court to divide your money and property as part of a divorce (also called a financial remedy order) if you can’t come to an agreement or 'financial settlement' between yourselves. This guide explains what you need to understand and do to take the issue to court if you cannot afford a lawyer. England and Wales only.

Understand how to go to court about child arrangements without a lawyer. If you're a parent and you disagree with your child’s other parent (or other family members) about where your child lives, who they live with, and how often they see the parent they don’t live with most of the time, then this guide is for you. Some people call this child custody or residence and contact (and talk about joint custody or sole custody) but that isn't what the law calls them anymore. England and Wales only.

To prove your ‘Right to rent’ you have to show your landlord a right to rent ‘share code’, immigration document or other evidence that you have permission to enter or remain in the UK. This guide will help you to get ready to rent and deal with right to rent checks. This may be complicated for migrants to the UK. We will explain the steps you need to take and what to do if you have problems. The information in this guide applies to England only. Right to rent checks are not currently being applied in Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland.

Learn how to settle a claim out of court, saving money and stress. Understand "without prejudice" offers, Part 36 offers, and the risks of rejecting a settlement. The information in this guide applies to England and Wales.