Free Seminar: Now is the time to make the most of your mortgage…
Date: 13/05/14 Seminar Start Time: 5:30 pm Location: 75 King Street, Hammersmith, London, W6 9HY Whether you’re thinking about a new mortgage, or want to discover what your bank can
Free Seminar: Disputing deposits and terminating tenancies.
DATE: MONDAY 10TH FEBRUARY TIME: 5.30PM REGISTRATION FOR A 6PM START VENUE: EALING GOLF CLUB, PERIVALE LANE, GREENFORD, UB6 8TS There’s always something going on in the residential lettings sector.
Court of Appeal makes serving valid Section 21 Notice easier.
The Court of Appeal’s decision in Spencer v Taylor has made it considerably easier for landlords to serve a valid Notice to end an Assured Shorthold Tenancy. The Court found
The Perivale 5 – A 5 Mile Open Road Race
A 5 mile open road race and 2 km fun run organised by Ealing Southall & Middlesex AC Sunday 1st December 2013 Start 10:00am Perivale Park track, Stockdove Way, Greenford,
Leaseholders, Are you ready , willing and able to manage your building?
Every Leaseholder thinks he or she could mange their building or block better than their Landlord or managing agents. How do they do this? If they can afford it and
A ‘change of mind’ is not an option
When the gavel falls, the parties have exchanged contracts. In other words, the successful bidder has automatically entered into a binding contract for the purchase of the property from the
Welfare Reform Update
On the 5th February 2013 the Government responded to a report by the Work and Pensions committee on Universal credit. The Government has issued a command paper; “Universal Credit implementation;
Commercial Tenancy Arrears: A guide to forfeiture
The scenario to be considered is a written lease between the landlord and tenant, and which sets out within it the express terms between the parties, including the requirement by
Qualifying Works
“High Court finds the £250.00 limit for “qualifying works” applies to all works carried out in a year not limited to specific projects” In Phillips and Goddard -v- Francis the
Squatting is now a criminal offence
As of Saturday 1st September 2012, squatting in a residential property is a criminal offence in England and Wales. Those who break the law face 6 months in prison, a
Rise in divorcing couples obtaining a pension-sharing order
Upon divorce, more and more people are looking to share their pensions due to a lack of other assets being available and due to the average age of divorce couples
The Child Support Agency (CSA) is to become the Child Maintenance Service (CMS)
In 3 month’s time, the Child Support Agency (CSA) will be replaced by the Child Maintenance Service (CMS). Many changes are proposed but the emphasis will be on encouraging parents