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Wedding Law Reforms: from something old, to something new!
my solicitor | July 20, 2022
The Law Commission has recommended an overhaul of the current laws surrounding weddings in England and Wales. Following concerns around the effectiveness of the current rules governing weddings, the Government has requested the Law Commission perform a review of what...
Forfeiture Clauses – what are they and how do they work?
Kerry Boyle | June 20, 2022
A forfeiture clause is a common clause in a commercial property lease and allows the Landlord to terminate the lease prematurely where the tenant is in breach of their obligations. The terms of a commercial lease can be breached in...
Residential Landlords – Did you know the rules on EPC’s are changing?
Kerry Boyle | June 7, 2022
As a Landlord, there are certain requirements regarding a Property’s Energy Performance certificate (EPC), which must be adhered to before a Property can be let. In 2018 the government introduced a minimum energy rating of “E” or above for all...
If you pay ground rent to Estate & Management Ltd, you should read this!
Andrew Burrows | May 12, 2022
There can be many issues with the legal aspects of leasehold properties, and one recent proposal will go some way to resolving problems caused by “doubling ground rents”. Doubling ground rent is where a ground rent payable under a lease,...
Top Tips for a Swift Property Sale Process
Andrew Burrows | April 22, 2022
Buying and selling houses is stressful. The rules and procedures when buying and selling houses are complicated and can often become a minefield for clients. Sometimes the professionals involved forget that the back story to the transaction is you making...
Solar Panels and “Rent a Roof”
Andrew Burrows | April 11, 2022
According to government information, nearly 1,000,000 properties have solar panels and, with the cost-of-living crisis and international events leading to a future reliance on renewable or green energy, the numbers are set to increase...
No Fault Divorce – New Divorce Law Changes
Helen Jackson | March 30, 2022
England and Wales are set to witness the biggest change to divorce law in a generation. From the 6th April 2022, for the first time, “no fault divorce” will not only be available to all, but there will also be...
Cyber Essentials Accreditation
Tinsdills | March 16, 2022
Tinsdills Solicitors’ have once again successfully achieved their Cyber Essentials Accreditation for the fifth consecutive year. The firm recently put their IT Systems through a gruelling testing process to ensure the highest levels of cyber security are maintained. Tinsdills are...
Important Changes to the Highway Code Coming into Force
Paul Woolliscroft | January 27, 2022
Did you know that important changes to the Highway Code come into force on 29th January 2022. Last year the Government ran a consultation on proposed changes to the Highway Code and following that process, 8 new rules will be...