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A recent Supreme Court case held that civil partnerships should be open to all couples - but action may be a long way off. What the law says now.

Divorce and children – answers to the most common questions about parents’ rights, childcare arrangements and child maintenance payments

Bullying and harassment at work - what is it and what can you do about it?

If you have felt that you had no option but to resign due to a difficult or unpleasant work situation, it's possible that an employment tribunal would rule that you had experienced 'constructive dismissal'.

What happens to your online accounts, digital assets and social media profiles when you die? You must protect your digital legacy says Natalie Payne.

Setting up a bare trust is easier than you might think and can be done without using a solicitor. Find out the basics on how to set up a bare trust

A lasting power of attorney (LPA) gives someone else the power to make certain decisions on your behalf, typically if you are no longer able to do so

Family bereavement can be not only sad but difficult. You may need to register a death and make funeral arrangements, and may face financial strain.

Claiming an inheritance is not always straightforward. These frequently asked questions are designed to cover any questions you may have

From what do if there's no will to paying inheritance tax, these often-asked questions will help guide you through probate and estate administration

Law firm Beecham Peacock explains how to avoid adverse reactions or injuries from beauty treatments - and what to do if you are affected.

Successful buy-to-let relies on ensuring the investment makes financial sense. There are also legal obligations for landlord and tenant to consider

Had an accident? Been stopped by the police whilst driving? If you have a question about a road traffic accident or offence, see our FAQs.