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A defective title means there is a problem with the legal ownership of a property, the rights attached to it or the information recorded about it. Sometimes the problem is…

Receiving an Alzheimer’s diagnosis can raise difficult questions about the future. Alongside decisions about care and treatment, families may begin thinking about who will manage finances, deal with property or…

If you inherit a property following the passing of a parent or another relative, you may decide that selling the property is the best option. However, selling an inherited property…

When a disagreement starts to become serious, it can be tempting to contact a solicitor immediately and prepare for court. In many cases, however, the best outcome is to resolve…

Winning a debt claim does not always mean you get paid. You may have a court judgment confirming that someone owes you money, but the debtor may still fail to…

A Lasting Power of Attorney and a deputyship can both allow someone to make decisions for another person. However, they are used in very different circumstances. The key difference is…