Divorce and your Will
In a 2021 survey, over two-thirds of happily married couples were uncertain about their estate's fate in a divorce. Additionally, 37% believed their former spouse would lose any claim to their estate post-divorce. Read more.
Commercial landlord must pay back rent as proceeds of crime
Landlords could potentially be ordered to repay rental income that is classified as proceeds of crime if tenants have engaged in unlawful activities.
Estate planning for blended families
Ensure a secure future for all children in blended families with proper estate planning. Protect their inheritance and well-being.
Taking children on holiday
Taking children on holiday depends on whether you have parental responsibility for the child in or not and if you need to seek permission.
Is buying property at auction right for you?
Are you looking to buy a property? Have you ever considered buying at auction? Harry Lee looks at whether buying at auction might be an option for you.
Public right-of-way claims – what are they, and can they be prevented?
Public right-of-way claims are a legal process that allows the public to use a certain area of private land for passage.
Break clauses in leases – What do they do?
Break clauses in leases - what both landlords and tenants should know and why you should check your tenancy agreement terms before you sign.
Rent-to-rent landlord responsibilities
Rent-to-rent landlords are relieved by the Supreme Court ruling clarifying their responsibilities vs those that intermediary companies take.
Energy crisis – guidance for landlords and tenants
How will an energy crisis or planned blackouts impact landlords and tenants? Consider payment provisions, repair compromises, and force majeure clauses. Residential landlords and tenants should be mindful of the covenants contained in their leases.
Is selling property at auction right for you?
If you're looking to sell property in the UK, you may have considered selling at auction. But is selling property at auction right for you?