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What To Do About An Excessive Service Charge Problem
The service charge is a fee the homeowner agrees to pay when they buy the leasehold of a property. The …
What is Considered a Reasonable Service Charge
The First-Tier Property Tribunal is seeing an increasing number of tenants challenging the reasonableness of their service charges. To avoid …
What Happens When You Go Bankrupt?
Declaring Bankruptcy is not a decision that should be taken lightly. When you declare bankruptcy, you will retain the legal …
Corona virus Act 2020: The Impact on Evictions and Possession Proceedings
On 25 March 2020 the Government passed emergency legislation in response to the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic. The Coronavirus Act 2020 …
The Section 21 eviction process
If your landlord wants to evict you from the property, they cannot just force you to leave out of the …
Individual Voluntary Agreements Explained
An Individual Voluntary Agreement (or IVA) is an agreement between a creditor and a debtor to help pay off the …
How to Sue a Professional for Negligence
Professional, for example a solicitor, accountant, doctor etc. are held to a certain standard of knowledge and care when acting …
How to complain about a noisy neighbour
Sometimes living in a quiet suburban cul-de-sac is not as quiet as it might appear at first glance. Neighbours doing …
How do school admissions work?
Schools now operate an equal preference system in the school admission process. This means that when parents choose their children’s …
A Brief Overview of Injunctions
Injunctions can be used by the court as a remedy to prevent or require someone to do what is prescribed …
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