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Joint Tenants or Tenants in Common – Which shall I choose?
When it comes to purchasing property with someone else, there are two main ways to own that property: as joint tenants or as tenants in common. Both types of ownership have their pros and cons, and it's important to understand the differences so you can make an...
Leases
Leasehold residential properties are a common type of housing in many countries around the world. They are particularly popular in urban areas, where land is scarce and expensive. In this blog, we will discuss leases with regards to leasehold residential properties,...
Cohabitation and Property Rights for LGBTQ+ Couples: What the Law Does (and Does Not) Protect
In recent decades, the UK has made significant strides in advancing the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals and couples. Civil partnerships, same-sex marriage, and anti-discrimination legislation have all helped to improve legal protections. However, when it comes to...
Whiplash Injury Reforms 2025: What Claimants Need to Know
The UK government updates the Whiplash Injury Regulations to adjust compensation amounts in line with inflation and ensure fair treatment for claimants.
Rising Rents: What Landlords and Tenants Need to Know Before UK Rental Reforms Take Hold
Nearly half of landlords are reportedly planning to increase rents ahead of the impending rental reforms.
A Breath of Fresh Air for Your Legacy: The Law Commission’s Modernising Wills Report Explained
The Law Commission’s comprehensive review, culminating in a final report on 16th May 2025, proposes crucial reforms to the Wills Act 1837 – a piece of legislation that has remained largely unchanged for over 180 years.
Court of Appeal Reaffirms Anonymity for Vulnerable Claimants in Personal Injury Cases
This ruling restores clarity after a recent High Court judgment had introduced uncertainty regarding anonymity for children and protected parties in litigated cases.
Understanding Leasehold: A Comprehensive Guide for Homebuyers in England and Wales
Leasehold means you acquire ownership of the building for a fixed period, known as the lease term which can affect the value of the property.
Probate Waiting Times Halved in 2025: What This Means for You
In a significant development for bereaved families, HM Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has successfully reduced average probate waiting times from twelve weeks at the end of 2023 to just over four weeks by December 2024. This improvement is part of the...
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