John Roberts, Partner and Director at Austin Lafferty Solicitors, offers some advice on the paperwork friends should have in place when entering the property market in Scotland.

The majority of homeowners don’t have any legal documentation in place to protect their investment in the event of a relationship breakdown.

One of the letting companies involved has been prevented from declaring insolvency to avoid paying the financial penalty.

Neil McKenzie from Halton Stairlifts explains what you need to know to avoid fines of up to £30,000

Properties occupied by five or more people who are not all related and use it as their main home must have a mandatory HMO license.

Landlords are being warned after an individual was hit with a large fine for not handing over requested paperwork to the council.

Suzanne Tucker, head of planning at Midlands law firm FBC Manby Bowdler shares insight on what developers with farm plots need to know about the potential new rules.

Regardless of whether you put money in the offering plate or not, you may still be liable to pay for repairs to your local church.

Landlords who hoped that 2024 might arrive with more balance in the reporting of property rental issues are already reeling from another attack, according to LegalforLandlords.

Lloyd Davies, founder and Managing director of Convey Law and Chairman of the Conveyancing Foundation, reflects on a difficult but at times inspiring year for the conveyancing industry...