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This is the final piece of paper that you receive confirming that your marriage is officially at an end. In this article, we will touch on where you can get […]
The Court of Appeal in the case of Trecarrell House Ltd v Rouncefield gave leeway to landlords in relation to the service of the section 21 notices and gas safety certificates.
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New Domestic Abuse Act becomes law The Domestic Abuse Act 20201 became law after the royal assent on 29th April. The landmark legislation aims to provide added protection to the
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A non–molestation order protects you from someone who has harassed, used, or threatened to use violence against you or your children. The order controls who can live in the family home