The Renters’ Rights Bill is set to overhaul tenancy laws in England and Wales, promising stronger protections for tenants, including an end to ‘Section 21’ repossessions. Now in its second reading in the House of Lords, the legislation aims to curb unfair evictions, but concerns are growing that it could unintentionally shrink the rental market.
18.2.2025Read more...
They say buying a house is stressful. However, knowing the key steps in the legal process helps you understand where you are and what still must be done. This helps to take the pressure off.
3.2.2025Read more...
Parents living in Bedford & Ampthill who have decided to separate or divorce in 2025 are being urged to find out how to avoid courtroom confrontation to settle money and parenting arrangements, with the launch of Family Mediation Week, 27 – 31 January.
27.1.2025Read more...
The festive season, often portrayed as a time of joy and togetherness, can be fraught with stress for many couples. Financial pressures, heightened expectations, and the intensity of prolonged family interactions can place already fragile relationships under considerable strain.
2.1.2025Read more...
Trustees have a wide range of responsibilities when administering the trust estate under their charge.
12.12.2024Read more...
Recovering a debt from someone who owes you money can be frustrating and challenging. The steps taken in the debt collection process depend on whether the debt is a business debt or a consumer debt, or whether you are a debt collection agency seeking to recover a debt for a client.
8.11.2024Read more...
The government’s introduction of the Renters’ Rights Bill marks a significant shift for the private rented sector. Designed to protect tenants and rebalance the relationship between renters and landlords, the Bill introduces new regulations that will profoundly affect the way rental properties are managed.
25.9.2024Read more...
In divorce proceedings, agreeing on child arrangements and the division of assets can sometimes prove tricky. Problems arise when parties disagree as to what is a ‘fair’ settlement and often stand their ground to achieve what they deem a fair outcome.
23.9.2024Read more...
The Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 was passed in June 2020 and came into effect on the 6th April 2022.
16.8.2024Read more...
Most people think about a marriage or civil partnership as being a celebration in front of your family and friends followed by a life spent together. However, there are legal elements of a marriage or partnership you will need to consider. Importantly, since 27th February 2023, you need to be 18 years of age or older to be legally married in England. You also need to be 18 years of age or older to enter into a civil partnership.
12.8.2024Read more...