A guide to settling neighbour disputes over access

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Neighbour disputes right of way

Access or right of way disputes are a common occurrence between neighbours, but the rules and laws surrounding rights of way can be complicated to understand. Take a look at our guide to learn more about your rights and how best to settle any neighbour disputes over right of way.…

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Residential Landlords – What Is Your Duty of Care?

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Solicitors for landlords

Residential Landlords and commercial Landlords have differing obligations and a duty of care under the law with responsibilities upon residential Landlords much more onerous. Residential properties are full of potential hazards such as: electrical faults, fires and lethal carbon monoxide fumes from gas boilers. Landlords are required to ensure the…

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Last resort: How do you evict a tenant?

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Legal advice for evicting a tenant

Evicting a tenant is a delicate process. That’s why it must be executed properly to avoid any disputes arising from the situation, and to ensure you’re complying with current legislation. Whether you’re a landlord who has a tenant who is in rental arrears or they are not adhering to the…

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Your cohabitation rights when buying a property together

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Buying a property together

Living together before marriage - known as cohabitation - is a popular stepping stone, however, some couples are now choosing it over marriage altogether. If you’re planning on taking a big step forward in your relationship by moving in together, chances are you’ve been thinking about a few things beforehand,…

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Your cohabitation rights when moving into your partner’s property

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Moving into a new property

There is a growing trend towards the number of couples who choose to move in together before marriage, with there being over 3 million partners across the UK who are now cohabiting. Making the decision to move in together takes some time and thought, and you may even go as…

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The Difference Between Leasehold and Freehold

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Leasehold Or Freehold

If you’ve been looking at buying a property, it’s important to know the ins and outs before choosing whether or not to make an offer. Even if you have found the home of your dreams, it’s crucial to discover whether you will own the freehold or the leasehold of the…

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6 Ways to Reduce the Cost of Moving Homes

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Solicitors for moving house

Whilst buying a home - particularly your first home - can be a costly endeavour, you may not realise just how costly selling a property and moving homes can be, as well. It appears that the average cost of moving homes is increasing year after year. With rising house prices…

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How to Become a Landlord: What You Need to Ensure a Smooth Process

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How to become a landlord advice

While you may be attracted to the additional source of income that comes from leasing a property, it’s important to have a thorough understanding of what the process involves, before embarking on a buy to let journey of your own. This way, you can rest assured knowing you have everything…

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