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Deciding to embark on a home improvement project is a big decision and can be expensive. For most homeowners, though, the short-term stress of having tradespeople take over your home is often a small price … Read more
Deciding to embark on a home improvement project is a big decision and can be expensive. For most homeowners, though, the short-term stress of having tradespeople take over your home is often a small price … Read more
As a landlord, there are various valid reasons why you might want to recover possession of your property from your tenant. However, following the proper legal procedures is crucial. If you deviate from them, you … Read more
When your home improvement project goes awry, and you face having to pay out for expensive remedial work, you may wonder, ‘Can I sue my builder?’. Suing a builder can be complex, and it’s important … Read more
Defective works can severely derail home improvement plans or construction projects. They can leave you facing considerable financial losses and having to pay out for alternative tradespeople to undertake expensive remedial work. Minimising the damage … Read more
Trespassers, commonly known as ‘squatters’, can be a land or property owner’s worst nightmare. They can cause damage, pose a significant security risk, and may inhibit your ability to use your land or property. Our … Read more
If you are living with your girlfriend or partner, you may wonder what happens to your property if you break up. The answer to the question, ‘Is my girlfriend entitled to half my house UK?’ … Read more
It is not uncommon for couples – both married and unmarried – to share a property registered solely in one partner’s name. If you live in your partner’s property, it is sensible to turn your … Read more
Our solicitors for landlord and tenant matters specialise in giving expert legal advice to landlords and tenants facing issues arising from property rentals, both commercial and residential. Their detailed understanding of the legal framework governing … Read more
The law relating to the property rights of unmarried couples differs considerably from that which governs married couples or civil partners. As a result, many unmarried individuals are unsure of the extent of their rights … Read more
When an unmarried couple buy a house together, they are both often named on the mortgage and title deeds to the property. This means they share ownership of the house and are jointly responsible for … Read more