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Deed Polls & Name Changes
It's a question that comes up surprisingly often: can using a Deed Poll to change your surname to your partner's…
In an increasingly diverse and inclusive society, more individuals are choosing to identify beyond the traditional binary genders. This extends…
For transgender and non-binary individuals, legally changing your name is a significant and often essential step in affirming your gender…
It's a legal document that formally records a child's change of name (under 16s; 16 & 17-year-olds can often use…
One of the most common reasons people obtain a Deed Poll is to update their UK passport to reflect their…
When you're embarking on the significant step of legally changing your name and ensuring your MX title is officially recognized,…
Sometimes, a whole family unit decides to adopt a new surname. This might be to unify a step-family, revert to…
For a Deed Poll to be legally valid and accepted by official organisations, it must be correctly witnessed. While it…
Eviction Notices
Simple errors on eviction notices are a frequent cause of delays and failed possession claims. Awareness is key. Frequent Errors:…
The Renters (Reform) Bill proposes significant changes to private renting in England, notably the abolition of Section 21 ('no-fault') evictions.…
Operating a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) often requires a licence from the local council. Failure to obtain a required…
Tenancy Agreements
Joint tenancies are common in Scotland, especially for couples or groups sharing a property under a single Private Residential Tenancy…
Anti-social behaviour (ASB) can severely impact the quality of life in rented properties, whether it originates from fellow tenants, neighbours,…
Ask any experienced landlord about their biggest headaches, and you'll likely hear about rent arrears, disputes over property conditions, or…
Landlords across the UK have a duty to ensure their properties are safe and in good repair. However, the specific…
If you're a landlord in Scotland, you'll know that being registered is not optional – it's a legal requirement. But…
Renting with a partner, spouse, civil partner, or friends in Scotland often means signing a joint Private Residential Tenancy (PRT)…
"Rent-to-Rent" (R2R) is a strategy where an individual or company rents a property from a landlord and then sublets it…
A landlord deciding to sell their rental property mid-tenancy can be unsettling for tenants. What are your rights regarding viewings,…
