Common defences to terminal dilapidations claims
What is a terminal dilapidations claim? When a lease ends, landlords often make terminal dilapidations claims against tenants, seeking compensation for breaches of lease obligations
What is a terminal dilapidations claim? When a lease ends, landlords often make terminal dilapidations claims against tenants, seeking compensation for breaches of lease obligations
Whether the Assisted Dying Bill that was recently passed by the House of Commons becomes law or not, there are steps individuals can take to exercise control over their future care. A consultation with a specialist solicitor is a good start if you want to use any of the options outlined below.
What is the FRC? The basic position in claims in England and Wales is that the “loser” pays the costs of the “winner”. That is
In 2021, it was reported there were around 3.6 million cohabiting couples in the UK – an increase of 144% since 1996. But, has the law kept up to date with these societal changes?
When a couple separates, sometimes one parent will say that their child doesn’t want to spend time with the other parent, which can lead to
When can a Will be rectified? A Will can be rectified when there are errors, ambiguities or omissions that fail to accurately represent the testator’s
As well as the general philanthropic desire to donate to good causes, many people are increasingly making the most of the tax advantages available if
On 18 December 2024, the Supreme Court is expected to hand down its decision in the case of Hirachand v Hirachand [2021] EWCA Civ 1498.
In this article, Rebecca Westwood looks at the purpose and process for Beddoe order applications, in relation to contentious trust disputes.
Following Royal Assent of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 (ECCTA) in October 2023, Companies House is due to introduce new, mandatory identification
Earlier this week, the Law Commission published its first paper on a restructuring, or even a total abolition, of statutory security of tenure for business tenancies under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA).
Divorce can affect your Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA), potentially leaving you without a trusted decision-maker when you need it most. It’s crucial to understand
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In a recent IFA Magazine article, David Lunn, Managing Associate in Private Client at TWM Solicitors, warns that intestacy laws often exclude unmarried partners, urging people in long-term relationships to create a Will to protect their loved ones.
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