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The Renters’ Rights Act 2025: Introduction of major changes for Landlords and Tenants

A significant Part of the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 has now come into force (1 May 2026), introducing wide-ranging reform to the private rented sector in England. The changes significantly strengthen tenant protections while placing new and clearer obligations on landlords. End of “no-fault” evictions Section 21 Notices have now been abolished. They cannot be […]

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Tax Year 2026/27: Key Updates and What They Mean for Your Planning

Tax Year 2026/27: Key updates and what they mean for your planning We are pleased to share our Tax Tables for the 2026/27 tax year, reflecting the latest measures announced in the Autumn Budget, the Scottish Budget, and subsequent government updates. With the government’s shift from spring to autumn Budgets, the timing of major fiscal […]

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What to do if your law firm closes

If a UK law firm closes down while handling your ongoing matter – perhaps a Will, your house purchase, a family member’s probate or a litigation matter – it can be disruptive, stressful and upsetting.  However you do still have options, and there are clear regulatory protections in place. Beware scammers First of all, a […]

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Who gets the property when unmarried couples break up?

When couples buy a property, they usually assume a rosy future together. They do not want to discuss the grim prospect of a property dispute on splitting up. However, when a dispute between cohabitees reaches the courts, the judge may infer or impute (legal terms the court likes to use!) that the couple had a […]

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