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Deed Polls & Name Changes
A common concern for individuals with a criminal record is whether they are still eligible to legally change their name.…
In an increasingly diverse and inclusive society, more individuals are choosing to identify beyond the traditional binary genders. This extends…
Changing a child's name in the UK involves specific legal requirements that differ significantly from adult name changes. The paramount…
You present your Deed Poll document to an official body like the Passport Office, DVLA, or a bank, only to…
When researching how to legally change your name in the UK, you might encounter the term "Change of Name by…
You've lost your original Deed Poll, or it's been rejected, and you're considering Legalmaster's replacement Deed Poll service. A key…
Changing your name is a significant step, and while updating your official documents is crucial, it's also important to be…
A Deed Poll is a powerful legal document, but its validity hinges on it being correctly "executed" – that is,…
Eviction Notices
An eviction notice is a formal legal document. Omitting required information will likely render it invalid. Essentials (may vary slightly…
Beyond being legal duties, ensuring gas and electrical safety checks are done and documented correctly has implications for eviction proceedings.…
An Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rates a property's energy efficiency. Landlords in England & Wales generally need to provide a…
Serving a valid eviction notice (especially Section 21 in England/Wales) often depends on having provided other key documents earlier in…
Unlike tenants with Private Residential Tenancies (PRTs), lodgers in Scotland (who live with their resident landlord) have fewer security of…
After a tenant leaves (voluntarily or via eviction), dealing with belongings left behind requires following legal procedures. You can't just…
Simple errors on eviction notices are a frequent cause of delays and failed possession claims. Awareness is key. Frequent Errors:…
Landlords often ask this, but there's no single answer. Timelines vary significantly based on notice type, tenant response, court/Tribunal workload,…
Tenancy Agreements
If you're a landlord in Scotland, you'll know that being registered is not optional – it's a legal requirement. But…
A common point of confusion for landlords, tenants, and guarantors in Scotland relates to Private Residential Tenancies (PRTs) and guarantees.…
If you're letting out residential property in Ireland, the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) is central to your legal obligations. One…
Let's be honest, drafting a tenancy agreement isn't usually the highlight of a landlord's day. Hunting for the right template,…
Landlord insurance is a crucial safeguard for any rental property owner. It protects you from financial losses that standard home…
Can a tenant legally take in a lodger to help cover rent or utilise a spare room? This situation, sometimes…
If you rent a property to multiple tenants who form more than one household and share facilities, it may be…
Tenants want to make their rented property feel like home, which often involves decorating or minor alterations. But how much…
