Trusts can help to ensure that the right people inherit your wealth in accordance with your wishes. There are also…
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Conveyancing is the term used to describe the legal and administrative process of transferring ownership of a property from one…
Your property may be deemed a ‘House in Multiple Occupation’ (HMO) if you rent it out to numerous tenants who…
The legal smoking age in England could be raised from 18 to 21, following a government assessment of plans to…
Prince Charles has outlined the government’s priorities for the next year, delivering the Queen’s Speech for 2022. The Queen did…
If you are made redundant from your job, you may be eligible to receive redundancy pay. There are two types…
Directors of limited companies have to meet a number of legal duties. You can face disqualification from acting as a director…
With the Tier 1 Investor visa now closed, what are the alternative UK immigration routes? In its statement announcing the…
HMRC, the UK tax authority, has reported its first ever seizure of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), following a probe into an…
A number of changes to the Highway Code will take effect from 29 January 2022. Among the new rules, a…
One of the downsides of having your own business is that applying for a mortgage can seem a more challenging…
Changes to the IR35 rules on off-payroll working have come into force today, affecting medium and large organisations in the…
New rules affecting UK motorists are due to come into force this year. The Department of Transport confirmed the first…
Attachment of earnings orders are used to enforce non-payment of county court judgments or unpaid magistrates’ fines. They are administered…
When it comes to divorce or civil partnership dissolution, all financial assets have to be put out in the open, and…
A lodger is someone who rents a furnished room in a landlord’s main home and shares use of certain common…
A History of Capital Punishment in the UK Capital punishment, the use of the death penalty by the state, originated…
Despite their historic origins, dating back almost two hundred years, statutory declarations are still commonly used to allow an individual…
The UK Chancellor has confirmed in his Budget today that the £500,000 threshold for stamp duty will remain in place…
Eight new freeport sites are to be launched later this year in England. The sites will be at East Midlands…