A Brief Consideration of the Legal and Moral Challenges of Adverse Possession In the UK Adverse possession, a legal concept dating back centuries, continues to be a subject of controversy in the UK. This doctrine allows an individual to claim ownership of a property by occupying it and using it, despite not having legal title. …
Wills When it comes to planning for the future, creating a will is one of the most essential and responsible steps an individual can take. A will is a legal document that outlines your wishes regarding the distribution of your assets and the care of your dependents after your passing. In this guide, we’ll delve …
Tenant Eviction Process for UK Landlords Evicting a tenant can be a challenging and emotionally charged process for landlords. While it’s an action of last resort, understanding the legal framework and procedures is vital. This guide will provide clear information on legal requirements and best practices to ensure a smooth and lawful eviction. Our property …
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Speak to a Solicitor SHARE Written by Vansh Arora On the 13th November 2021, 197 countries signed a historic Glasgow Climate Pact at COP26. The agreement was a step up from the Paris Agreement, which was the first legally binding commitment to reduce emissions. If each participating country keep their new pledges collectively, we are able …
Speak to a Solicitor SHARE Written by Rebecca Anderson Social media can be a fun way to interact with your friends remotely, however, it can also land you in some hot water at work if not used conscientiously. Here is how social media posts can affect your career, and our tips on how to prevent …
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Speak to a Solicitor SHARE Written by Geoff Karikari As we are at the end of Black History Month and approaching the end of another year of seismic change in UK life, I thought it’s necessary to reflect on what it means to be Black, a solicitor, and in a senior position in the workplace. …
Speak to a Solicitor SHARE Written by Rebecca Anderson For several years, No-Fault Divorce has been talked about in the legal sphere and is due to come into force from April 2022. The Government’s Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 will provide the possibility of no-fault divorce. Many commentators feel that the current divorce law …
Speak to a Solicitor SHARE Written by Rebecca Anderson To most of us, pensions are somewhat of a mystery. We see the contribution in our payslips disappear into a mysterious pot and seldom give it a second thought. However, should your spouse or civil partner die before you, here is what happens to their pension. …
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Speak to a Solicitor SHARE Written by Rebecca Anderson Choosing the right type of mortgage is important. Picking one that doesn’t suit your income and expenditure can cost you lots of money in the long run and could even pose barriers to you moving house in the future. Here is a rundown of the most …
Speak to a Solicitor SHARE Written by Rebecca Anderson As the government continues to ease restrictions, holidaying abroad has become a possibility once again. However, the traffic light system can change in the blink of an eye and trigger a 10-day quarantine for anyone returning from amber list countries. In light of this, many employers …
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