A Judge will certainly read the small print and this will happen when terms and conditions is needed to settle matters. Our clients typically ask the following questions: I did not read it and therefore should not be bound by it – It does not matter, you may …
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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 for a number of reasons. If you are faced with tenant-landlord disputes and don’t know how to handle the matter. The guideline below may be …
If your landlord requires possession of your property using a Section 21 notice, you must be given at least two months notification that possession of the property is required. The notice: Must state possession of the property is sought under Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988; and Provide information about the procedure for gaining …
What is dementia? Dementia is a general term for over 100 different diseases, including Alzheimer’s. It describes the symptoms of several diseases and conditions which cause the progressive decline of the brain. One type of dementia is the most common. Symptoms associated with dementia: Thinking speed lowered Difficulty in making Judgement Mood and emotions Memory …
In Adel Jibs Private Client department, we are seeing more and more clients who are seeking to protect their assets from care home fees. Their major concern is to ensure that they leave their assets and valued possessions for their family members after they have passed away. Protect home from care fees using a Will by …
Law requires your landlord to provide you with a safe home. If they are not meeting these standards or if the repairs performed on your property, do not meet agreed-upon deadlines, then it’s best that you contact our housing disrepair solicitors for help! You could be entitled to a claim. Notify your landlord about the …
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When a person has lost their mental capacity, it can be difficult to know what the best course of action is. Lasting Powers Of Attorney grants you legal authority over your loved one’s affairs while Deputyships give them more control than just hands-on management; however, they may take longer and cost significantly more money or …
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