Living together but not married: your rights

A break clause allows a landlord, tenant or both to terminate a commercial lease before the end of its contractual term. It offers valuable flexibility, but a break right must usually be exercised strictly in accordance with the lease. Errors in a break notice, or failure to satisfy a condition, ...

When someone close to you dies, sorting out their affairs can feel like an enormous task. There's the emotional weight of loss, combined with the practical reality of legal paperwork, bank accounts to close, and property to manage. Understanding how probate and estate administration services work ...

Many employers provide training to their staff, and in return for that investment they expect, in time, to benefit from the employee's increased skills. That position needs to be considered against the background that if employees leave shortly after completing their training:

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.

The Renters' Rights Act is now in force

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.

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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 23rd January 2026