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Having recently found myself un-able to drive, I have re-discovered walking. Like many drivers, the car has become my second pair of legs for even the shortest of journeys. The corner shop - less...

What’s the hullabaloo about s.21 Notices and the end to “no fault” evictions of residential tenants? The Current Position Under current legislation, landlords are able to...

Have you ever considered creating a legal document by yourself? Many people who consider going down this route cite lower financial costs as the main reason why. Yet whilst costs can indeed appear...

When someone dies it can be a very emotional time and this can make it hard to know what practical things you need to do next. The first steps you need to take will depend on how and where they...

The system of having Coroners investigate sudden, unnatural or unexplained deaths is an ancient one in this country. The office of Coroner was first established in the 12th Century. The duties of...

The Government plans to scrap the “no-fault” Section 21 procedure for repossessions and consultations will begin today. The Prime Minister has already formally backed its abolition and if...

New guidance has been issued on the Tenant Fees Act 2019 (“the Act”) which is due to come into force on 1 June 2019. As of 1 June 2019, all new tenancies will be subject to the new...

When someone dies they have available to them a Nil Rate Band (“NRB”) for inheritance tax (“IHT”) purposes. The NRB is the amount that a person can leave on their death to...