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…
When parents separate, there can be a lot of discussion about ‘parental rights’ and what that means. Parental Responsibility (PR) is defined by law as…
Under Government plans in early 2020, home reservation agreements will be trialled in England. Currently, no property transaction is guaranteed until the contracts are exchanged,…
Those are some of the findings of a House of Commons Public Accounts Committee report into NHS Property Services (NHSPS) published yesterday (5 November 2019).…
What is biodiversity and biodiversity net gain? Biodiversity is the different plant and animal species that may live in one place, such as a development…
Deals are rarely simple and straightforward but it is possible to draw on past experience to chart a way forward to give the best chance…
Rix & Kays specialist trusts and tax lawyer in Kent, Bruce Clarke, explains some of the financial trust options available to individuals. Trusts are still…
This week (12 October 2019) the Government announced that the proposed increase to the probate application fees has been scrapped; good news which has been…
For many people, the family home is now the most valuable asset they own, particularly in the South East. When combined with the value of…
