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01.05.26|Articles

Renters’ Rights Act 2025: What You Need to Know

The Renters' Rights Act 2025 has transformed the private renting market in the UK, with significant changes having come into place as of 1 May 2026. Find out more in our breakdown guide.

24.04.26|Articles

What Is Olivia’s Law? Everything You Need to Know

After years of campaigning, Olivia's Law was passed in April 2026. Here's exactly what it is, and what it means for criminal proceedings going forward.
A couple facing divorce

13.04.26|Articles

How to Protect Your Assets After Divorce

Divorce can be both an emotional and financial minefield. Not only do you have to worry about working through a lot of logistical problems following your divorce, but you also have to navigate the financial aspect of divorce and protect your assets.
Prenuptial agreements in the UK

13.04.26|Articles

Prenuptial Agreements UK 2026

Detailed information on what to expect when entering into a prenuptial agreement in the UK, what they are, and how they can help with protecting your assets in a marriage.

12.03.26|Articles

Commercial Litigation in the UK: 2026 Guide

Owning a business in the UK carries substantial responsibility. Not only do you have to ensure that your financial obligations, e.g., tax and payroll, are met, but you also have to consider contracts and business relationships, which can unfortunately encounter complications.

breach of contract.

25.03.25|Articles

Breach of Contract: What it Means and What Happens Next

Contracts play a vital role in the functioning of various industries. They are key in safeguarding the rights of employers, employees, and both corporate and commercial sectors – and this is just the tip of the iceberg.
Man holding a set of properties

24.02.25|Articles

TOLATA Claims: Your Questions Answered

This article will outline precisely what TOLATA claims are and what defending a TOLATA claim entails.

Removing an Executor of a Will

31.12.24|Articles

Removing an Executor of a Will

If you are thinking of remortgaging your property and are wondering if a loan that you have taken out will affect this application then the answer is yes.
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12.12.24|Articles

Controlling and Coercive Behaviour

There is a significant misconception that physical actions solely define abuse. This belief persisted until 2015, when the UK took a crucial step forward by enacting laws that recognise coercive control and behaviour as criminal offences.
guide to claiming for loss of earnings

24.10.24|Articles

Claiming for a Loss of Earnings

Claiming for loss of earnings typically refers to the process of seeking compensation for income that you have lost due to an injury, accident, or other circumstances that were not your fault.

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