The cladding crisis: Government sets out new plan to protect leaseholders On 10th January 2022, the government revised its approach to building safety with a bold new plan to protect leaseholders and make developers and companies pay to fix the cladding crisis...
Is Japanese Knotweed ‘Knot’ so bad anymore? Property Disputes Are you buying or selling a property affected by Japanese knotweed? Or perhaps you have bought a house that since discovered Japanese knotweed? What is Japanese Knotweed? Japanese Knotweed was introduced...
Property Transactions – how do solicitors protect you? Property Solicitors You may have seen a case of property fraud reported by the BBC, fraud within the property sector is unfortunately still a very real problem. In this case, the owner of a house was impersonated,...
Are pre-nuptial agreements unromantic? Divorce & Family Law Sharia Law Solicitors People often wonder why they should consider entering into a pre-nuptial agreement ahead of their wedding as some believe it kills all the romance at a time when they’re in love and...
False Domestic Abuse Allegations – what do I do? Divorce & Family Law Domestic Abuse Protection If you have been served with court papers notifying you that your partner has applied for an injunction against you and that there is a hearing coming up in the Family...
Coronavirus Debt Enforcement for Companies Update Property Disputes The embargo on evicting or winding up companies who have failed to pay their commercial rent has been in place for a while; was extended from 30 June 2021 and remains in place until 25 March 2022. The...
