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27 November 2024
Is your freeholder responsible for damp in your flat?
If you are a leaseholder whose property is suffering from damp you may find that your freeholder says it is not their responsibility...
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27 November 2024
Don’t get caught out by notice rules; the law is unforgiving
Serving notice under a statute or a contract is a critical process that ensures the notice is legally effective and all parties are...
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22 November 2024
What Is a Declaration or Deed of Trust?
When two or more people buy property together, there can be different expectations about who owns what and how much each person...
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20 November 2024
What Happens If a Defendant Ignores My Claim?
When initiating a claim, the first step involves completing and filing a claim form with the court and paying the relevant court fee...
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30 October 2024
What Are Pay Less Notices in Construction?
Managing payments, usually made up of numerous interim payments, can be complex and sometimes contentious in the construction industry...
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28 October 2024
How Can I Force the Sale of a Property I Jointly Own?
Owning joint property can be a great way to climb the property ladder However, in some situations, you or one of the other parties may...
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21 October 2024
What is a Default Judgment?
A default judgment is a binding court decision made in favour of the claimant when the defendant fails to respond to a legal claim If...
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19 October 2024
What To Do If A Neighbour Trespasses On Your Property
Construction contracts are often lengthy and notoriously complex with numerous parties and contractors Failure to receive...
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15 October 2024
What Is a Fast Track Claim?
Dealing with civil disputes can be stressful and confusing, especially if it’s your first time navigating the court systemIn certain...
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