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What Happens When One Co-Owner Wants to Sell a Jointly Owned Property, but the Other Does Not? Joint ownership of property can be an efficient way to share both the benefits and responsibilities of owning real estate. However, conflicts can arise when one party wishes to sell the property while the other wants to keep it.

Secure Your Future with a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) An LPA is a legal document that allows you to appoint one or more trusted people (attorneys) to help you make decisions or to make decisions on your behalf.

What Are Residents’ Associations and How Do They Work Residents’ Associations are voluntary groups that represent community interests. They work to improve local services and amenities, acting as a bridge between residents and local authorities to ensure community concerns are heard and addressed.

Penalty Clauses in Contracts A penalty clause is a contractual provision that stipulates a financial penalty or other punitive measures in the event of a breach of contract. These clauses are intended to deter breaches and ensure compliance with the contract’s terms.

Classes of People Who Inherit from a Deceased Person’s Estate Understanding the classes of people who can inherit is essential for proper estate planning and distribution. If you are looking to create a will, you may contact us to ensure your wishes are clearly documented and legally binding.

What Exactly is a Claim for Disrepair? A claim for disrepair is a legal action taken by tenants against their landlords for failing to maintain the rented property in a good condition. When a tenant files a claim for disrepair, landlords have several potential defences to the claim.