Insights

A common element of property management that can often lead to disagreement between landlords and tenants is service charges. Service charges cover repairs, maintenance, and services for the property, and disputes are common because of a perceived lack of clarity or unexpected price increases.

This note provides an overview of the Renters' Rights Bill. The Bill is currently in the reading stage before being finalised and added to the statute book, so up-to-date guidance should be sought where necessary.

This guide looks at the consultation obligations placed upon residential landlords under section 20 of the Landlord and Tenant Act 1985

From overhanging branches to garden burials and nudity, this guide outlines what the law says about garden and neighbour disputes.

In this guide, we will explain some of the fundamental concepts of dilapidation claims, and what you can do if you received an unexpected and hefty claim.

This guide will provide a helpful starting point and offer some practical guidance through the various aspects of boundary disputes, resolving neighbour conflicts and your legal rights should you need to enforce them.

In this detailed guide, we cover the consequences of being disqualified, the stages of investigation, and your options for moving forward.

As a father, you usually have parental responsibility if you are married to the child's mother at the time of the child's birth and/or are listed on the birth certificate.

Proprietary estoppel is a legal remedy that can be used when a landowner has promised property will be transferred to someone else at a later date, only to later renege on their statement.