Road traffic offences may seem straightforward, but their legal implications can be complex and severe. Many individuals underestimate the potential repercussions and opt to represent themselves without comprehensive knowledge of the law. As we’ve seen recently in the case of the Archbishop of Canterbury, getting the process of appealing a ...
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Posted 9.6.16
The Court of Appeal has made a new ruling that could allow a wider variety of people to bring a dispute claim against a Will to challenge its validity.
Posted 31.5.16
In the past year alone, around 25% of homeowners and renters have had to deal with an annoying neighbour. Most people don’t know how to deal with this.
Posted 26.5.16
Danielle Clements, Dispute Resolution expert discusses new statistics that 20% of landlords are failing on gas safety, and what the law on this is.
Posted 12.5.16
Sunita Patel, a Dispute Resolution Paralegal discusses the benefits of seeking legal advice early, and how this can reduce your legal fees.
Posted 13.4.16
In the last two years, 13% of landlords have experienced a dispute which has arisen specifically from a rental contract with a tenant.
Posted 5.4.16
We have received a number of calls from both tenants and landlords enquiring about the rights surrounding a tenancy.
Posted 1.3.16
The huge housing bubble, including sky-high rental payments, is pricing many younger people and those striving to get on the ladder out of the market.
Posted 16.2.16
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Posted 11.2.16
If you wish to contest a will there must be a valid reason behind your challenge. Just thinking you should have got a bit more or that a certain item was promised to you isn’t a valid reason to contest.
Posted 6.11.15
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Posted 30.10.15
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Posted 28.10.15
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