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- Debt Recovery
If You Win in Court, Why Haven’t You Been Paid?
Key Points A court judgment is a legal order confirming that the other side owes you money. It is not a payment. Once the court has ruled in your ...
- Commercial Conveyancing
Legal Considerations When Leasing Warehouse Space
Leasing warehouse space requires careful attention to statutory rights under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954, the precise drafting and exercise of ...
- Family Law
How Will Family Lawyers Help During Divorce Proceedings?
The decision to end a marriage is never easy, and it can be very difficult for all parties involved, both practically and emotionally. Issues such as ...
- Guides
What Areas Of Law Can a Solicitor Specialise In?
Solicitors can specialise in dozens of distinct practice areas, though the most commonly used by individuals and businesses in England and Wales are ...
- Commercial Conveyancing
- Commercial Law
What Can I Do If A Commercial Tenant Stops Paying?
Article summary If your commercial tenant has stopped paying rent, you have two main options: The rules changed when the Tribunals, Courts and ...
- Commercial Law
Commercial Disputes FAQs
Commercial disputes can arise quickly and escalate just as fast. When contracts are breached, debts go unpaid, or business relationships break down, ...
- Uncategorised
What Is Commonhold And Why Is The Labour Government Pushing It?
Commonhold is a freehold-based system of flat ownership that gives each owner direct title to their unit and collective control of shared areas, ...
- Wills, Estates and Trusts
How To Plan For Illness & Old Age
Although it may seem like years away, good planning is key to managing the future of you and your family. Your older years should be stress-free and ...
- Wills, Estates and Trusts
Reasons You Will Need a Probate Solicitor
Probate – a legal term you might not be so familiar with unless someone close to you has passed away. This word is used to describe the legal ...
- Family Law
All You Need To Know About Child Custody
Quick Glance The Children Act 1989, as amended by the Children and Families Act 2014, replaced the old concepts of custody and access with Child ...