News & Views
17-09-2026
The Renters Rights Act 2025 – Why Landlords and Tenants face more litigation, not less
On 1 May 2026, one of the biggest reforms of residential lettings in a generation came into force. Section 21 was abolished, assured shorthold tenancies have been replaced with periodic tenancies, and the Government introduced a new framework designed to give tenants greater security while preserving landlords’ legitimate rights to recover possession where justified. The […] read more
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17-09-2026
The Renters Rights Act 2025 – Why Landlords and Tenants face more litigation, not less
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21-08-2026
Pre-nuptial Agreements Beyond Divorce: A New Role in Wealth and Succession Planning?
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31-07-2026
Current Vacancy: Opportunity for a Property Solicitor (5–7+ PQE)
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08-07-2025
HMRC Loses £3 Million Tax Case – Important Implications for Property Sellers
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01-05-2025
Understanding the Validity of Foreign-Language Wills in France
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14-09-2024
The Trojan Horse in Property Dealings: Unveiling the Dangers of Property Fraud
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05-04-2024
From “I Do” to “Unfollow”: How Mobile Phones and Social Media May Affect Your Divorce
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09-02-2024
Capital Gains Tax (CGT) for couples divorcing or ending civil partnership
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13-09-2023
Priya Dhokia offers insight and advice on: recruiting and retaining talent and how you can attract the right people
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07-07-2023
Death ends everything – including Divorce!
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05-05-2023
Appointment of Priya Dhokia to the Law Society’s Small Firms Advisory Committee