Rental Reforms: Key Changes for Landlords and Tenants
The government has outlined major rental reforms to improve tenant rights, housing standards, and landlord accountability. Learn how these changes may affect you.
Dispute Resolution
Court settles dispute between three brothers over inheritance
A recent High Court case highlights the complexities of inheritance disputes, where verbal promises clashed with a legally binding will. Learn how probate litigation can help resolve family conflicts and protect your rights.
Tenants to get more protection against discrimination by landlords
The Government has announced changes to the Renters (Reform) Bill to protect vulnerable residents and improve the safety of homes for tenants. It has tabled amendments to make it illegal for landlords and agents to have blanket bans on renting to people who receive benefits or who have children – ensuring families aren’t discriminated against
Homeowner wins right of way dispute over meter readings
A homeowner has won the right to walk over her neighbour’s land to inspect her gas and electricity meters and maintain her property. The case involved two detached houses separated by a driveway. The meters for 96 were set into the wall that was built along the boundary with 98. The driveway ran beside the
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