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There are many reasons why you might need a housing lawyer in London to deal with your housing matter. Here are a few examples: London has a high demand for […]
There are two stages of divorce proceedings, decree nisi and decree absolute and four stages in total: Petition stage If you’re the person seeking the divorce, the petition is how
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If you disagree with the decision of a local authority within your homeless application, you have the rights to ask for that decison to be reviewed by a senior officer
There are many issues which arises from the sale of a vehicle, there has been a rise in people facing legal action due to failure to successfully switch liability on
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A caveat is a legal document that prevents the issue of a grant of probate or grant of administration in the United Kingdom. When someone enters a caveat, it essentially
A breaking clause is a provision in the lease agreement that enables either of the parties to end a lease early provided certain conditions are met. This benefit is for
In the decided case of Bryne -v- Harwood-Delgado, it was ruled by the court that to be able to serve a no-fault eviction notice on a tenant under section 21
The sole reason for DoLS by the Mental Capacity Act 2005 (MCA) is to prevent the unlawful detention of adults in hospital and care settings who are said to lack
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
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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