Airbnb is the world’s biggest accommodation-sharing site and it has quickly become a household name; it was used as a central plot device in recent weeks in the latest series of TV show Cold Feet, for example. But, if you are thinking of renting a room or whole property through this service or a similar one – have you thought about where you stand legally?
As you may know, Legal Aid in family proceedings can now only be secured in very limited circumstances. In view of this, it can be difficult for many people to fund […]
More Estates to be Subject to Inheritance Tax A report from financial services company NFU Mutual has concluded that the increase in wealth in the UK combined with the Inheritance […]
People are living longer in the UK The number of people reaching the age of 100, according to Office for National Statistics figures for 2015, has dramatically increased over the […]
Are you in the process of a Divorce and struggling financially? There may be a reasonable basis for you asking your spouse to contribute financially pending a final Order being […]
Hart Reade Solicitors are proud to be as a member of the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme. This membership reflects the high standards we strive for and achieve whilst representing you […]
Family – Does cohabitation with a new partner have an impact on Divorce Proceedings? Have you wondered whether you will be penalised for cohabiting with another person before you are […]
Can my Husband/ Wife make financial claims against me after we are divorced? The majority of people wrongly believe that once they are divorced, their financial claims against one another […]
Landlords are now required to check if their tenants have the right to rent property in the UK. The new law From 1 February 2016, it is a legal requirement […]
Problems arising on Intestacy Recent reports in the media have highlighted an increasing number of queries from people dealing with the administration of estates of loved ones who have either […]
Child’s Residence After Parental Death In the case of Re E-R (Child Arrangements) the Court considered the residence of a six year old child, after his mother had died. The […]
Divorce – Bankruptcy and impact upon Divorce settlements This blog sets out the outcome of the case of Re Singh Sands (as a trustee in bankruptcy of Singh) v. Singh […]
