Noisy tenants can be a problem for landlords. Whether your tenants are fans of loud music or your properties are located in streets where...

From deposits and credit scores to letters and certificates, there are many different things that are required from you when looking to...

The government says we could be stuck in lockdown until June. We all know it’s necessary and extreme social distancing does seem to be...

The UK is a very different place since coronavirus struck. Businesses have gone bust and a lot of people are out of work. The government...

How do you start divorce proceedings? A divorce starts with a divorce petition. The petition is made by one spouse (the petitioner) and...

The press is full of negative news right now, but like a shining ray of hope, we have come across some lovely stories of kind-hearted...

Coronavirus is affecting everyone. People have lost their jobs and many are sick. The Prime Minister is concerned enough to put the...

The Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government has confirmed that the courts are to suspend all possession proceedings for 90...

So, we’re here again, another month another newsletter article. What do I write? Simple, I open my pre-prepared list of ideas, choose the...

Courts to Consider Remote Hearings The media have been criticising Judges for not having yet joined the 21st century in that majority of...