Disputes
Whose Land is it Anyway? A Brief Guide to Adverse Possession
Adverse possession can let someone claim land they occupy but do not own. We explain how claims work and how landowners can protect themselves.
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Renters' Rights Act now in force: what landlords and tenants need to know
The Renters' Rights Act came into force on 1 May 2026. Watch our podcast and read the key changes affecting landlords and tenants across England.
Wills and probate
Inheritance Disputes on the Rise | Protect Your Family
Inheritance disputes are becoming more common across the UK. Our wills and probate solicitors explain what you can do now to protect your family and avoid conflict later.
Disputes
Renters' Rights Act 2026: Section 21 Abolished and What It Means for Landlords
Section 21 no-fault evictions are being abolished from 1 May 2026. Find out what changes, what replaces it, and what landlords should do before the deadline.
Disputes
The Rent Act 1977 – Do Your Tenants Have Additional Protection?
Buying with sitting tenants? How Rent Act 1977 tenancies cap rent, restrict possession and allow succession, and what to check before you buy.
Family law
Don’t be left short following a short marriage
Short, childless marriage? Learn when courts depart from 50:50, how Miller and Sharp apply, and the steps to protect your position. Get clear family law advice.
Business
When a Sole Director Is Left Holding the Baby
Learn what happens when a sole company director resigns, the legal implications under the Companies Act, and how shareholders can resolve the situation.
Disputes
Charging Orders – A Warning to all Joint Owners
Learn how Charging Orders affect jointly owned property, what happens if one owner has debt, and how to protect your share through Wills or trusts.
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