1. Why should I extend my lease? A residential lease allows a leaseholder to occupy a property for a fixed period of time, often initially for 99 or 120 years.
People planning to get married or enter a civil partnership often decide to enter into an agreement that shows what they intend to happen to their money and property if
Cohabitants are treated differently from married couples, in particular when it comes to their property rights, their rights in relation to children and their rights on death. The Family Law
Following the vote to leave there was the almost obligatory reporting from estate agents that there was a sharp drop in buyer interest and it would have been easy to
We all work hard to build up our assets during our lifetime, not only to provide for a more comfortable life in our later years, but also to provide our
Ealing Council have announced they will introduce two new licensing schemes in the New Year to help improve standards in the Borough’s private rented sector. The Council will make it
The purpose of this brief article is to summarise the new relief available for Inheritance Tax (IHT) that was introduced in last year’s summer’s budget. This relief is to be
Lord Denning, former Master of The Rolls, the senior Court of Appeal Judge said: “ The Treaty of Rome is like an incoming tide. It flows into the estuaries and
Having a Guarantor is not a guarantee to getting paid in circumstances of tenant breach. Just ask the commercial landlord of Gordon Ramsay! Mr Ramsay was the Guarantor of a
In recent years there has been an increased amount of property fraud. Sadly these include imposters purporting to be the property owner and benefiting from the sale proceeds, a co-owner
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There’s no doubt making that first step onto the housing ladder is expensive. We’ve all heard smug economists telling us that ‘renting is a mug’s game’, and that ‘it’s wasted
