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Abolition Of Section 21: Guide For Landlords

At the end of October, the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 received Royal Assent, signalling that the abolition of Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 will soon come into force – and the Government has just confirmed that “no-fault evictions”…

Rent Reviews In Commercial Leases – A Guide

Commercial Property

Commercial leases are complicated, important documents – as a business landlord, you want to make sure your rental income is as profitable as possible whilst factoring in what is a fair rent for your tenant. A well-drawn Rent review enables…

How Do I Apply for a Deputyship Order?

Power Of Attorney

When someone loses mental capacity and there is no Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) in place, a Deputy can be appointed to manage the person’s property and financial needs on their behalf – and this is arranged with a Deputyship Order. What…

Divorce & Asset Division: Can You Take Half?

Family and Matrimonial

Divorce is often a complex procedure and asset division can be far from straightforward. Many people assume that assets are always split down the middle between spouses during a divorce. However, this is not always the case as the court will…

Being Appointed As An Executor: What Happens Next?

Probate

When you’re appointed as an executor, you are usually dealing with a difficult time – the loss of a loved one is never easy. We pride ourselves on helping families and friends navigate the legal process at this stressful time by providing…

Why Young People Should Make A Will

Wills

It’s easy to think you only need to make a Will if you’re a bit older – however, there are plenty of reasons why young people should make a Will. After all, many of the benefits of writing a Will are the same, regardless of age. Why Young…

What Happens When A Sole Director/Shareholder Dies?

Commercial Law, Wills

When a sole director shareholder of a company dies, the shares he or she owned would automatically pass to his or her Personal Representatives (PR). Under section 773 of the Companies Act 2006, PRs are either the Executors of the Will, if…

The Renters Reform Bill

landlord and tenant

The Renters (Reform) Bill was first introduced in Parliament in May 2023 and was designed to shake-up the private rental sector. The Bill makes big changes for landlords and tenants, and it’s important both parties understand what the legislation…

Business Leasing Pitfalls: 5 Things For Tenants To Watch Out For

Commercial Law, Commercial Property

It’s commonplace for small businesses to lease commercial premises as this enables companies to grow and aim to become more profitable. However, whether it’s leasing a retail shop on a high-street or leasing a large industrial unit, the…

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