Renters’ Rights Act
Renters’ Rights Act The Renters Rights Act 2025 received Royal Assent on 27 October 2025, marking the most significant reform to renters’ rights and short-term…
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Back To Basics – What Are Trusts? Back To Basics – What Are Trusts?Trusts come in all shapes and sizes and offer valuable flexibility and security for your assets. What is a Trust? A trust is a legal…
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Are your statutory books up to date? Are your statutory books up to date?What are statutory books? Companies registered in the United Kingdom are required by the Companies Act 2006 (the ‘Act’) to keep accurate and up-to-date registers…
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Clapham & Collinge contribute to three local Norfolk Charities Clapham & Collinge contribute to three local Norfolk CharitiesAt Clapham & Collinge we are passionate about supporting charities and the excellent work they do in the local community. From unclaimed client balances Clapham…
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Non-Compete Clauses: What You Need To Know Non-Compete Clauses: What You Need To KnowNon-compete clauses have become a standard term in employment contracts. Non-compete clauses serve the purpose of safeguarding employers’ business interests by placing limitations on where…
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What are the pitfalls of writing a DIY will? What are the pitfalls of writing a DIY will?Why should I write a will? A will allows you to choose who will benefit from your estate, upon your death. A will allows you…
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Dealing with the D’s Dealing with the D’sAs the recent Martin Lewis Money Show highlighted, “dealing with the D’s” is becoming increasingly important, but what are the D’s that we have to…
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The return of the deposit free mortgage The return of the deposit free mortgageFor the first time since the financial crash in 2008, a deposit free mortgage has been launched to allow first-time buyers the opportunity to obtain…
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Rental evictions increase following lockdown lift Rental evictions increase following lockdown liftLandlord possession actions were halted when the country went into lockdown in March 2020, as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, with the aim of…
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Plans to Fine Separating Parents for Not Attending Mediation Plans to Fine Separating Parents for Not Attending MediationThe Government has announced that they have started a consultation about whether family mediation for parents should effectively become compulsory. It is being suggested that…
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Grenfell and The Building Safety Act 2022 – how will this affect landlords? Grenfell and The Building Safety Act 2022 – how will this affect landlords?The Building Safety Act 2022 is a significant piece of legislation that was introduced with the aim of improving the safety of buildings in the…
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Improving Transparency of Company Ownership Improving Transparency of Company OwnershipThe UK government has proposed several changes to Companies House protocol with the aim of increasing corporate transparency and reducing fraud. Companies House is the…
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‘Solely down the male line’ ‘Solely down the male line’Widow wins High Court dispute despite her late husband’s wishes: ‘Reasonable Provision’ – Kaur v Estate of Karnail Singh & Ors [2023] EWHC 304 (Fam)….