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Adverse possession is a legal principle which, in some circumstances, allows a person to claim rights over land they have occupied for a long period without being the legal owner.
Renters' Rights Act now in force: what landlords and tenants need to know
The Renters' Rights Act is now in force
Inheritance Disputes on the Rise | Protect Your Family | Ansons Law
Inheritance disputes are on the rise – here’s how to protect your family Inheritance disputes are on the rise across the UK, with more than 1 in 5 adults saying they’d consider challenging a will or inheritance if they felt it was unfair or didn’t reflect what the person actually wanted.
Renters' Rights Act 2026: Section 21 Abolished and What It Means for Landlords
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APR and BPR changes from April 2026: what it means for farms and family businesses | Ansons
If you own a farm, land, or a family business, you have probably seen the headlines about inheritance tax changes. The key point is simple: do not panic, but do not ignore it. 23rd January 2026
Divorce process in 2026: key stages, timings and financial pitfalls
Divorce process in 2026: key stages, timings and financial pitfalls 23rd January 2026
Break clauses: how to negotiate them, and avoid the pitfalls
Break clauses: how to negotiate them, and avoid the pitfalls Updated October 2025
I’ve been asked to sign a personal guarantee for our commercial lease – what do I need to know?
I’ve been asked to sign a personal guarantee for our commercial lease – what do I need to know? Updated October 2025
Conduct and its considerations within matrimonial proceedings – Unpacking the Dmitry Tsvetkov v Elsina Khayrova ruling
Conduct and its considerations within matrimonial proceedings – Unpacking the Dmitry Tsvetkov v Elsina Khayrova ruling Updated October 2025
The Rent Act 1977 – Do Your Tenants Have Additional Protection?
The Rent Act 1977 – Do Your Tenants Have Additional Protection? Updated October 2025
