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Illegal eviction is a criminal offence. The law is very specific in its procedures for eviction of any tenant who has an assured shorthold tenancy agreement
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Here we cover the basics of where you're allowed and not allowed to park your vehicle and more information on fines and penalties
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We've put together a guide to tell you exactly what constructive dismissal is, and how you can deal with the consequences.
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We've broken down what you need to know so even if you are doing a 'one-off' event, you won't fall foul of the law when it comes to a temporary licence
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What are people's right to privacy, especially on the issue of taking pictures in public. We provide a short guide on the subject
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Changes on short term lets could see part-time landlords hit by new tax bill next year if they let out their whole property rather than just rent a room.
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The Trade Secrets (Enforcement) Regulations came into force in June designed to harmonise the protection of confidential corporate information across Europe
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Maternity leave is an important period for all working mums. Here, we take a look at what rights you have when it comes to organising and taking it.
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Company Voluntary Agreements (CVAs) are a type of arrangement used by companies with debt issues, as well as those that are facing insolvency.
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Now that GDPR has been in force for a number of months, we thought it was time to take a look at how it's affecting businesses.
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Civil partnerships have been available for same-sex couples since 2004, yet they are still not available for heterosexual couples who cohabit.
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The tenants have stopped paying and are in rent arrears. You rely on the rent to cover the mortgage so it can be a worrying time. We look at your options?
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If you've got the money to buy a holiday home, why have it sitting empty for much of the year? You could earn income letting it out for holidaymakers
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Claims for incorrectly handled property rental deposits are soaring and landlords should be alert to the danger and comply with the legal requirements
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The ruling by the Court of Justice of the European Union has added complexity in determining when standby arrangements are working time, not rest periods.
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Family Law Solicitor Kate Lacey looks at pre-nuptial agreement which are designed to make things easier to sort out if the marriage breaks down.
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With online purchases, you have power as a consumer and 14-day 'cooling off' period when you can change your mind and cancel the purchase.
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There is no actual legal definition of cyberbullying in the UK unless the bullying could be regarded as defamation of character or libellous.
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Gender recognition is the subject of a government review and the High Court has set an important precedent in respect of gender identification.
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High profile probate disputes follow celebrities and the super-rich, but such challenges are becoming increasingly common, whatever the values involved.
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A short guide to provide answers to the most frequently asked questions around serving notice on new or existing tenancies.
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A Lasting Power of Attorney enables you to appoint someone you trust to look after your financial affairs or your health and welfare
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New online service should cut the stress of applying for divorce according to the Ministry of Justice but likely to benefit only those with simple finances.
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If a building becomes derelict or an eyesore, what rights do neighbours have to force the owner to secure, renovate or, at the very least, tidy up a bit?
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When does it get too hot to work? Are employers legally required to keep your workplace within a certain range?
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Stephen Rimmer LLP with branches in Eastbourne and Hastings has raised more than £7,000 for charity this year after taking part in the Will Aid
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Daphne Grant from our Conveyancing Department was the lucky winner of a Sonos sound system in a recent prize draw from InfoTrack.
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Stephen Rimmer LLP are pleased to confirm that we have been reaccredited with the Law Society Conveyancing Quality Scheme certification.
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Here is a quick guide to dealing with noisy neighbours over the summer by Partner and Head of our Dispute Resolution Department
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So, you've exchanged contracts and moving day is fast approaching. Use the following checklist to help you with the process
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