News for Individuals
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In the case of Marcus v Marcus [2024] EWHC 2086, the High Court was asked to consider the extent to which a stepchild may be able to benefit from a...
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Break clauses are a common feature in both residential and commercial leases, giving either the landlord or the tenant the ability to bring the lease to an end earlier than...
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If you are a commercial tenant, your lease may set out that your landlord has to keep the structure and shared parts of the building in repair. When that does...
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Every so often, we come across a Land Registry entry that just is not right. A boundary line might be in the wrong place. A name might be missing. A...
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If you have ever bought a home or piece of land, you may have come across something in the title called a restrictive covenant. It is not always clear what...
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One of the first stages when considering the potential for a probate claim (i.e. Will validity claims and inheritance claims) is to gather as much evidence as can be found...
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On 9 May 2025, the High Court of Justice (Chancery Division) handed down an important judgment concerning a claim for the setting aside of a declaration of trust on the...
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Navigating co-parenting during the summer holidays can be tricky, but with a bit of planning and clear communication, you can ensure a smooth and enjoyable break for everyone. Plan Ahead...
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The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill recently passed its third reading in the House of Commons, with a vote of 314 to 291 on 20 June 2025, marking...
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When purchasing property, most people expect that the title register will provide a complete picture. However, not all rights connected to a piece of land are visible on the register....
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The Government’s first King’s Speech included the Planning and Infrastructure Bill, which included reforms for compensation under compulsory purchase orders without the direct agreement of the landowner. The Bill aims...
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A not uncommon problem faced by property owners can arise when a thin strip of land, between the registered title and a highway or stream, appears unregistered. These gaps can...
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