What do I need to do if I marry a Russian lady? (She's in Russia, not here yet. I'm here. Here is England.) What happens if we get married and she leaves me a few years afterwards? What happens if she's not Russian but, say, Estonian?

I'm an LIP trying to prepare for a final hearing in a residency case. I gather I may have questions put to me and will have a chance to reciprocate, but I'd like to know more than that about what format it takes and what to expect. Will I get a chance to make a statement? What can I and can't I do? Any pitfalls to avoid? Any tricks to look out for? Finally, any sites with information/advice about...

The Guardian reported on 9th June as follows: "Rejected asylum seekers who cannot go home will in future have to undertake compulsory unpaid community work in return for benefits as part of a last-minute package of measures to tighten Britain's asylum laws announced last night. "The package will also see thousands of successful refugees dispersed around Britain being banned from moving to live...

And yes, I have found the story on the link not provided.

http://www.moderation.org.uk/3display_post.php?pst_id=13329 | Reject reason given -- | Your post has been automatically rejected by the moderation | software. Currently the moderation policy does not allow | Followup-To other than "Poster". Please edit and resubmit your | post. May I ask the reason for this policy? My automatically rejected post was a reply to a thread on other NGs, which was...

Anyone been down this route? I am advising a colleague who has taken up a case of academic fraud against a University Colleague. He hopes he can prove the fraud by use of the Data Protection Act to allow access to emails stored on the University Backup Server between the accused colleague and other specific persons. Is this allowed?

"smicker" wrote in message ... My last two posts have been rejected for being OT for a legal group (see 13187 & 13243). Are these really off topic for a legal ng when they ask a legal question that has attracted post on ukl? smicker On an unrelated matter - I used to follow your 'blog' when you were writing it but lost...

Supposing a person was in the final stages of a residency dispute with the final hearing looming up in the very near future. Supposing the child had not been happy with the CAFCASS officer. Supposing the child had not felt able to talk to him/her. Supposing that child had been too guarded in their answers - perhaps a little afraid that one of the parents would be displeased if they were honest....

Hi all, My mum has used a well known home shopping company for years, earning commission payments on all payments off her account. Presently at the rate of 10%, if paid in cash, 12.5% if used to buy goods from their catalogue. In the past, when her commission earned was greater than her monthly repayment, she would ask that the commission be used as payment off her account. This would then earn...

My neighbours want to change their house to a B & B, the houses are attached and we share a driveway (which she will use for her guests parking) can i stop this?

I'm an Litigant in person in a residency application which is not going well. (The report recommends that my daughter stays with her mum even though my 11.9 yo daughter said she'd prefer to live with me) At the final directions hearing recently, the opposing Solicitor said something I didn't understand (and cant remember) to the judge about costs. I wondered if anyone familiar with court...

Hi all This judgement was in today's Times, has anyone any views on the issues, Lip-reading warning for jury. COURT OF APPEAL. Criminal Division. Published June 9, 2004. Regina v Luttrell. Regina v Dawson. Regina v Hamberger. Before Lord Justice Rose, Mr Justice Andrew Smith and Mr Justice Fulford. Judgment May 28, 2004 Lip-reading evidence from a video, like facial mapping, was a species...

Recently I've been getting itchy feet and thinking about moving abroad so I came up with this idea. Is it feasible and legal? My intention would be to set up a company with my parents and buy a property abroad which we intend to let out (hopefully year round). I would be an employee of this company (living in another property adjoining the main property) and I would be the on-site maintenance...

smicker wrote: || If an unmarried couple have two children and are separated and at || each others throats what happens if the father wants the children || brought up as Catholics and goes to court to ask for this to be || allowed and to have them christened as Catholics. The mother is || totally against this as she has no religious beliefs and wants the || children to be able to make their own...

In article , smicker writes: | If an unmarried couple have two children and are separated and at each | others throats what happens if the father wants the children brought | up as Catholics and goes to court to ask for this to be allowed and to | have them christened as Catholics. The mother is totally against this | as she...

Last year my son-in-law had his computer seized by the police after it was reported that he had downloaded child pornography. (He claims it was unintentional, but that is another matter.) They have now had the computer for over a year and apparently not even looked at it, so obviously no charges have been brought. What I would like to know is how long the police can reasonably hold onto the...

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Very detailed in formation here. http://www.ageconcern.org.uk/AgeConcern/information_127.htm -- gee six jay en Replace the words with the numbers to email me

On Wed, 9 Jun 2004 23:15:06 +0100, Sharon wrote: First a bit of background to help clarify the situation. My finacee is currently the carer of his disabled mother. He lives with her in her home, as he has done for the last ten years (previous to that he lived with her just not as her carer). Recently her health has deteriorated to the point that she is...

I've just accidentally booked the wrong time for some film tickets on the UGC website due mainly to their poor website interface. I have a Lloyds TSB VISA card which is also a DELTA card. I went through the process of picking the cinema, film, date and time and then entering my card details saying it's a VISA card. It was declined. I've used this card many times for buying things on the Internet...