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This Act makes radical changes to the protection given to Tenants and also Guarantors of Tenancy Agreements. Landlords will need to have a thorough u...

Moving in with a partner doesn’t create a ‘marital home’. This is significant and something often misunderstood by couples that aren...

There has been much discussion in the press regarding the law in relation to e-scooters and the fact that privately owned e-scooters can onl...

With 2025 drawn to a close, thoughts naturally turn to things achieved, lessons learned, perspectives gained. And for many people, there develops a re...

A will is a personal document. It lets you set out how you would like your assets to be distributed after you’ve died. In theory, there’s...

As lawyers who help clients plan for the future, we know the idea of having to fund care in later life is a significant concern. It can mean people ho...

Domestic abuse exists in different forms. It’s carried out by a person close to you, often in the home that should be your safe haven, and its e...

A settlement agreement is a common way of an employer and employee finalising an arrangement between them. It’s often used to bring employment...

Being involved in an accident at work can be quite upsetting, particularly if you have been seriously injured in the accident. Initially, you will be...

Pre-nuptial agreements (“prenup”) continue to be a wise provision for couples to put in place. Far from being a negative force, prenups a...

Anyone can ask people to call them by a different name. However, for a change of name to be recognised by public authorities, banks and other organisa...

A lasting power of attorney has become a common feature in people’s personal arrangements for the future. Alongside wills and trusts, LPAs are i...