When “No‑Fault” Eviction Meets Housing Justice
In recent months, attention has turned to the practice of ‘no‑fault’ evictions under the Housing Act 1988, specifically the use of a Section 21 notice, which allows a landlord to seek
Holiday Ruined? You May Be Entitled to Compensation
When you book a holiday, you expect relaxation, comfort, and good service, not cancellations, food poisoning, or a hotel nothing like the brochure. But if things go wrong, you may be able
Tenant Deposit Claims: Know Your Rights, Handle Disputes, and Get Your Money Back
In the UK, tenancy deposit disputes are a common issue when a rental ends. Whether you're a student tenant or a long-term renter, understanding your rights, and knowing how to take action
Understanding the Divorce Process in the UK: A Quick Guide
Divorce can be a challenging and emotional journey, but understanding the process can help ease some of the uncertainty. In the UK, the divorce process changed significantly with the introduction of the
New UK Stamp Duty Rise Coming in April 2025: What You Need to Know
Starting in April 2025, the UK will see an increase in stamp duty rates, affecting homebuyers across the country. This change, part of the government's ongoing efforts to tackle the housing market