A couple who live together are not afforded any automatic rights in respect of each other’s property and/or income, notwithstanding how...

On divorce, a party can apply for maintenance to help them meet their future outgoings. There is no equivalent right when a cohabiting...

According to a recent article in FT Advisor, the Alzheimer’s Society believes that 209,600 people in the UK will develop dementia this...

Talk of tax cuts means that an election, budget, or both are on the way. The Chancellor seems to be weighing up whether to make cuts to...

In the unexpected narrative of residential property, even the exclusive streets of Knightsbridge hold surprises.  Recently spotlighted by...

The recent address by the King encompassed a range of anticipated topics, approaching changes that some may perceive as straightforward...

On 21 November 2022, I received my training contract offer from Hunters. Now, just under a year later, I have finished my first month at...

In 2022, Trading Standards embarked on a three-part mission to increase the information or passing of knowledge on property listings to...

Airbnb is one of the great digital success stories of the sharing economy. Globally, there are now more than 200 million users of more...

Amongst the vast ideas that have been put forward by the government's stakeholder group (the Home Buying and Selling Group), to me the...

We usually advise clients to review their Will every five years or so, or alternatively following a significant life event/change in...

On a recent trip to Scotland, my colleague David Draisey and I had a number of stimulating and thought-provoking discussions with...