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If you have a problem at work, you’ll probably head to your line manager or HR to resolve it. But what if the issue has gone further than that?

Carrie Tennick, May 29, 2019

The Tenant Fees Act has come into force. It means most letting fees are now banned within the private rented sector in England.

Carrie Tennick, June 03, 2019

The UK’s Court of Protection exists to make decisions on financial or welfare matters for people who are unable to do so as they lack the mental capacity.

Carrie Tennick, June 04, 2019

Ministers are considering a scheme that could allow tenants to transfer rental deposits directly between landlords.

Alice Sanderson, June 27, 2019

The government has set out its plans for extending civil partnerships to opposite-sex couples by the end of 2019.

Carrie Tennick, July 10, 2019

You may think that family law solicitors are only there for divorce and child maintenance but they do so much more than that.

Carrie Tennick, July 17, 2019

The results of the government’s English Housing Survey 2017-18 – showing how we live today – have been released, and some of the results may be a surprise.

Carrie Tennick, July 17, 2019

Landlords have claimed a government plan to ban no-fault evictions – known as Section 21 evictions – will make it harder for low-income tenants to rent homes.

Carrie Tennick, July 19, 2019

Pregnant women and new mothers returning to work could be protected from redundancy for up to two years, business minister Kelly Tolhurst has announced.

Carrie Tennick, July 23, 2019