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Anyone with mixed use premises from 1 February 2016 needs to be complying with the new right to rent legislation or face a civil penalty of up to £3,000. Read more here about the requirements for private landlords of residential properties.
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The Children and Families Act 2014 introduced a “presumption of parental involvement” designed to encourage Courts to recognise the role of each parent in a more equal way. In order to keep up with social changes, the Act helps to recognise the importance of fathers having an active role in their children’s lives, which signals the end of the traditional idea that a mother is the “main parent”. Read more here.
Continue readingIt is with much sadness the partners announce the death of Senior Probate Executive David Billett after a short illness.
Continue readingBreak clauses will usually include an obligation on the tenant to have paid the rents due, but what happens when the break date falls between rent payment dates? Is the tenant entitled to a refund of overpaid rent? In this article Kirsten Pratt discusses break clauses using the example of the recent Marks and Spencer plc v BNP Paribas Securities Services Trust Company (Jersey) Limited 2015 case.
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Accepting to act as an attorney is a major responsibility and can be a daunting task, particularly if you do not know what is expected of you. Before taking up your role as attorney it is therefore important to obtain the right advice and to be aware of all your duties and responsibilities. Read more here.
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Agricultural solicitors regularly see cases where IHT relief is being lost unnecessarily due to a lack of correct planning. A review of the farming business and its ownership structure may do much to improve the position. Read more here.
Continue readingSchool Holidays Incoming: Planning Contact Without Stress
Planning contact during the school holidays can feel overwhelming after separation, but with good communication and a child-focused approach, families can make the summer break less stressful for everyone involved....
Cohabitation Rights in the UK: What the Government’s New Proposals Mean for Unmarried Couples
The UK Government has recently announced proposals to strengthen the legal rights of unmarried couples—often referred to as cohabiting couples. With over 3.5 million couples in this position, the reforms aim...
WSP Solicitors Recognised for Cyber Security Excellence with Cyber Essentials Plus
WSP Solicitors has officially been reaccredited for Cyber Essentials Plus in 2026. Over the past few years, we have made significant investments in modernising our IT infrastructure. This transformation culminated...
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