Court of Protection explained
The Mental Capacity Act 2005 established the Court of Protection, a specialized court that plays a crucial role in protecting the rights and welfare of individuals who lack the mental […]
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What is Discretionary Housing Payment and How We Can Help?
Discretionary Housing Payment At our firm, we deal with many cases in which our client is dealing with being evicted from their property, mostly due to being in rent arrears.
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Contract: should you really be concerned with terms and conditions ?
A Judge will certainly read the small print and this will happen when terms and conditions is needed to settle matters. Our clients typically
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No Fault Divorce – What you need to take into consideration and know
At long last, the new ‘’No fault’’ divorce will come into law on the 6th April 2022. What you need to know about the new procedure: The divorce can no
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How to solve it – Landlord and Tenant Dispute
Tenant and Landlord dispute at times can be extremely messy and can go on for a long time if not handled properly. The relationship between tenants and landlord become strained
Extension of video-witness of Wills extended until 2020
Video-witness of Wills. We can continue the use of video witnesses of Wills, at least until 2024. The option to have your Wills witnessed remotely via video link was passed as
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What happens to debt after someone dies
When a loved one passes away, the last thing on any ones mind is the issue of debt. There are many misconceptions, and most are of the view that when
Why A Law Firm’s Approach Matters
As a leading law firm that serves the community, we fill a vital role. But it is not just about providing the legal service, but also about a long-term relationship
Exclusive Possession: The paradox resolved in the Proctor case.
Procter -v-Procter [2021] EWCA Civ 167 The Court of Appeal determined in the above case that a tenancy at will protected by Agricultural Holding Act 1986 existed. In this case, various
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Housing Disrepair Success Story
Success Story The Housing Team at Adel Jibs & Co solicitors are specialists in defending the rights of tenants in Enfield. We understand that life becomes a miserable one when