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Coercive Control in Family Law Proceedings

On the 6th April 2022 the new “no fault divorce” came into effect in England and Wales, the intention of this change being to reduce the acrimony when married couples separate. However, even though you now no longer need to point blame at your spouse in order to divorce before being separated for at least 2 years, you are still able to address any coercive control from your ex-partner in financial and children proceedings.

10.2.2023Read more...

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Your Role as a Landlord - A Quick Guide

This guide looks at the role of a residential landlord and the key obligations you will have, including your financial responsibilities and health and safety obligations.

27.1.2023Read more...

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Christmas expected to hit couples hard

The new year often brings news of the unhappy couples who have decided to call time on their relationships, leading to so-called Divorce Day, as family lawyers receive a surge of enquiries when they re-open after the break.

5.12.2022Read more...

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Appliances and alarms: new requirements for landlords

New rules on smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in rental properties are in force from this month (October 2022) and residential landlords and providers of social housing must comply on new and existing tenancies.

6.10.2022Read more...

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How does the Right to Buy scheme work?

The government has recently announced an extension to the Right to Buy scheme in England, but what exactly is it? Read our guide to find out more.

28.6.2022Read more...

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