The residence nil-rate band was introduced with effect from 6th April 2017 as a result of the promise in 2015 by George Osborne to introduce…
If you are involved in Court proceedings relating to your children, you will come across Cafcass and may not be clear as to what it…
If your company receives a stop notice, a warning notice, or even a Court summons in respect of an environmental crime, it is important to…
The family unit can take different forms and the laws are complex, so knowing what your legal rights and responsibilities are for a child can…
The Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 (POCA) is not a piece of legislation you might immediately think relevant to planning, but its use is growing…
After years of campaigning and a case taken to the Supreme Court, mixed-sex couples in England and Wales are now able to enter into a…
By now most people are aware that there is a general election on Thursday 12th December and whilst an election brings with it a time…
It’s the new tool being trialled to fuel the national obsession of speeding up the property buying process and reducing the risk of gazumping and…
When taking a lease it is important to fully assess your repairing obligations. Most leases will have an express provision for repairs. This may be…
