The common pitfalls of surrogacy arrangements Though the UK does not outlaw surrogacy, the law is incredibly complex and those wishing to enter into surrogacy arrangements are likely to face a number of hurdles. One of the main problems for those interested in surrogacy is that you are not permitted to advertise that you are … Continued
Leasehold reform – what you need to know The Government recently announced new proposals to crack down on leasehold abuses. The proposals have been designed to deliver what the Government are branding a “fairer, more transparent system for homebuyers”, with the Communities Secretary Sajid Javid laying out plans to ban new houses being sold as … Continued
Is buy-to-let still an option in 2017? The buy-to-let market has proved extremely lucrative over the years, but has seen very big changes over recent times, to the point where some investors are deciding to put their money behind alternative ventures. Buy-to-let has been linked to economic uncertainty and been affected by various changes in … Continued
Supreme Court Ruling Has Significant Implications for Buy-to-Let Landlords In May of this year, in a decision of huge significance to both landlords and tenants, the Supreme Court ruled that property owners have no liability for injury or other consequences arising from disrepairs on their property when they have no prior knowledge of those … Continued
Why you should write a will? According to the latest statistics, about 65% of people in the United Kingdom don’t have a will. Technically speaking, writing a will is intended for the adequate disposal of assets and properties as well as the payment of personal liabilities. Simply speaking, without a will, it is quite easy … Continued
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