Whether you are a property owner, tenant, real estate professional, or simply interested in understanding the legal aspects of property disputes, this website is your go-to destination.
Our mission is to provide you with a wealth of knowledge and insights into the complex world of property disputes. We understand that navigating legal matters can be challenging and overwhelming, and that’s why we have curated a diverse collection of blog posts written by experts in the field.
What is it? No-fault divorce is a divorce where the dissolution of the marriage does not require one party to show the wrongdoing of the other party. Why is it needed? Presently the law of England and Wales provides that there is only one ground for divorce, the irretrievable breakdown ...
Read full articlePosted 6.12.21
The Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill – ...On the 9th of November, the government introduced the Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill before parliament.
Posted 23.3.17
How to Handle a Boundary DisputeDisputes with neighbours are common. But what's the best approach to dealing with them?
Posted 23.8.16
Top 5 common neighbour disputes and how to handle ...Problems with your neighbours? Solicitor Danielle Clements advises on the appropriate course of action.
Posted 23.8.16
Bad neighbours can bring down your property valueDiscover your rights and what you are legally entitled to do if you live next door to bad neighbours
Posted 12.7.16
Why all landlords aren’t the same…and why this ...There is a tendency to treat landlords as one group and comment on them as such: “All landlords are ...
Posted 31.5.16
Guide to Handle Nuisance NeighboursThe issue of nuisance neighbours is hitting our headlines more and more frequently. It seems that many streets in ...
Posted 26.5.16
20% of Landlords failing on Gas SafetyAn independent survey by British Gas has revealed that as many as one in five part-time landlords in Manchester
Posted 12.5.16
Seek early advice during a dispute…save £200k in ...Seeking professional advice early on could save you a lot of time and cost!
Posted 13.4.16
An Old Tenancy Agreement is a Dispute Waiting to ...New research has shown that 58% of landlords who have previously rented out a property have either just adapted ...