Disputing a Deputyship Application

Disputing a Deputyship Application

It is a common assumption that next of kin will be automatically allowed to manage the affairs of their loved ones in the event that they are no longer able to do so themselves, for example, as a result of accident, illness or infirmity.

The Tenant Fees Act 2019 is coming into force

The Tenant Fees Act 2019 is coming into force

As a responsible landlord, it is imperative that you understand your statutory obligations under the new Act, and review any existing letting procedures accordingly, otherwise you potentially face a hefty financial penalty or even criminal conviction.

Getting ready for the Good Work Plan

Getting ready for the Good Work Plan

In 2017 an independent review was undertaken of modern working practices in the UK and how we can benefit from new technologies, emerging business models and changing ways of working whilst ensuring the protection of workers’ rights.

Making an Inheritance Act Claim

Making an Inheritance Act Claim

Where a person is not left any money by a loved one after they pass away, either because the deceased died without making a will, or they simply left them out of any will, that person may still be entitled to make a claim against the deceased’s estate.

Seeking legal advice before signing a commercial lease

Seeking legal advice before signing a commercial lease

If you are a business tenant  seeking or planning to lease new premises there are many things you will need to consider, from the obvious practicalities such as location and cost, to the necessary legalities, not least your rights and responsibilities as set out under the commercial lease agreement.

Understanding Child Arrangements Orders

Understanding Child Arrangements Orders

Where parents are separating or divorcing there will often be disagreement regarding the custody or contact arrangements for their children.

Leasehold vs. Freehold Properties

Leasehold vs. Freehold Properties

Many people assume that when you buy a property you’re purchasing all the building and land as a package. However, the distinction between a freehold purchase and a leasehold purchase means that this is often not the case.