Insights 21 November 2018
Is an agent responsible for HMO licensing?
Letting agents shouldn’t assume that including an HMO licensing clause in agreements with landlords absolves them of responsibility in this regard
News 28 November 2018
Backing a better way to divorce
Good divorce week is a campaign to reduce conflict when parents are separating and to remove blame from the divorce process
Insights 29 November 2018
Safe as houses? A Will can secure your family’s future
Making a Will can safeguard the future of your home and your loved ones. Otherwise, their fate may lie in the hands of the law
Insights 30 October 2024
Collaborating for a happier ending when you separate
Separation is never an easy decision or process, but there are ways of keeping it amicable and adult
News 18 December 2018
The Supreme Court finds discharged debtor is entitled to retain PPI compensation
The Supreme Court’s judgment in connection with a dispute over whether a trust deed debtor can retain monies received post final distribution provides...
News 18 December 2018
More registration on the horizon for the rural sector
Landowners, land agents and their lawyers need to be aware of the proposed new Register of Persons Holding a Controlled Interest in Land
News 20 December 2018
When can a telecoms operator gain compulsory access to your site?
In the first case under the new rules governing telecoms operators, the tribunal grants survey access to an operator where permission was denied by the building owner
Insights 17 December 2018
A kind gift may carry a hefty price tag
The Bank of Mum and Dad (and other kind relatives) is busy these days. But beware the inheritance tax implications of supporting the younger generation
Insights 10 January 2019
When the Bank of Mum and Dad calls up
You may not think that helping relatives financially could cause a family split but clarity at the outset can avoid disputes down the line
