A water leak from an upstairs flat can not only lead to property damage but also raises questions about who is responsible for repairs. Although
If you’re married and have debts in your name, you may wonder whether your creditors can access your spouse’s assets to recover any unpaid debt.
Our commercial and property litigation teams are regularly consulted when something has gone wrong with an auctioned property purchase. It might be necessary to attempt
When purchasing a buy-to-let property, it’s not uncommon for it to come with an existing resident. Purchasing with a tenant in situ can be advantageous,
If you’re a landlord and find yourself dealing with property damage caused by a tenant, it’s essential to know your rights. In England and Wales,
If you are a leaseholder whose property is suffering from damp you may find that your freeholder says it is not their responsibility to undertake
When two or more people buy property together, there can be different expectations about who owns what and how much each person contributes. Without an
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
When letting or renting a property, circumstances may arise where a tenancy needs to end sooner than initially intended or agreed. While one option is