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The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 is the biggest reform to renting for over 30 years. Get it wrong, and Renters’ Rights Act fines are not trivial, in this article we explain the new rules and the implications of a breach.
The Renters’ Rights Bill, now known as the Renters’ Rights Act, is one of the biggest changes to the private rented sector in England for decades. It’s going to affect all landlords, big or small, so even if you only let out one property, you still need to stay on top of the changes.
In this overview, we explain what the Renters’ Rights Bill is aiming to do and how it might affect you as a landlord.
Most people don’t realise you can have a real stake in a property without your name ever appearing on the deeds. That stake is what
How to prove a beneficial interest in a property which you have lived in or financially contributed but your name is not on the title deed.
What to expect from a First-Tier Property Tribunal.
In this article we explain the section 8 eviction notice procedure and how it compares to a section 21 eviction.
Can a declaration of trust be challenged? Our litigation solicitors explain how the law can help you resolve trust deed dispute if you need to prove the true beneficial interest in a property.
Peter Richards looks at how party wall disputes, awards, appeals, Injunctions work and the potential remedies a claimant may receive.
A relationship breakdown can be one of the most painful and difficult times in someone’s life, especially if there are disputes over property. If you are in the process of divorcing your spouse or civil partner, you may worry what that might mean for your rights to live in the family home. But, even if your ex-spouse or civil partner is the sole owner of the property, there are ways you can protect yourself from being forced out…
Our tenant eviction solicitors explain how to evict a tenant. If you need help take a look at our 21 day express tenant eviction service.
Our Property Solicitor’s guide to common commercial lease disputes, including sub-letting, service charge disputes and eviction.
The recent IPCC report on climate change did not make for pleasant reading. While we in the UK are fortunate enough not to be in immediate danger, we are still not safe from the consequences of global warming – projections by scientists already warn of increased rainfall and a subsequent increase of flood risk throughout the UK.
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