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03/03/25
Commercial Conveyancing Property
What is Residential & Commercial Leasing?
A lease is a signed agreement which permits the user to then pay the owner for the use of...
24/01/25
What is an Uncontested Divorce?
An uncontested divorce is the type of divorce where both parties agree on all of the major issues. This...
09/01/25
5 Positive Effects of Divorce on Children
Divorce often has negative connotations, especially when it comes to the effect on the children involved. While it’s natural...
20/11/24
Boundary Disputes & Resolving Conflicts
Boundary disputes are common for property owners in the UK, often arising from unclear property boundaries or disagreements with...
31/10/24
Why Owning a Franchise Might Be the Right Business Move for You
Thinking about running your own business but wary of starting from scratch? Buying a franchise may offer the perfect...
01/10/24
What is the ‘Tort’ Law of Personal Injury?
When it comes to looking into personal injury claims, it is most likely you will come across ‘tort’ law....
30/08/24
What Can and Can’t Debt Collectors Do?
When it comes to a debt collector’s rights, they may differ depending on if the debt is a consumer...
31/07/24
What Are the New Rules for Dependant Visas in the UK 2024?
A dependant visa is a type of visa that allows immediate family members of holders to come to the...
21/06/24
Types of Disciplinary Actions for Employees
It is not uncommon for conflict or disagreements to arise in workplaces, and for employers this can be difficult...
31/05/24
What is the Difference Between Enduring Power of Attorney and Lasting Power of Attorney?
The Mental Capacity Act 2005 came into force in October 2007 and replaced Enduring Powers of Attorney (EPAs) with...
23/04/24
What Are The Benefits of Estate Planning?
An action that often gets overlooked but is imperative in planning for the future is estate planning. A common...
12/03/24
What is the Difference Between Dissolution & Divorce?
The ending of a relationship, whether that be through divorce or dissolution, can be extremely tricky for all parties...
