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The government has set out its plans for extending civil partnerships to opposite-sex couples by the end of 2019.

Carrie Tennick, July 10, 2019

You may think that family law solicitors are only there for divorce and child maintenance but they do so much more than that.

Carrie Tennick, July 17, 2019

The results of the government’s English Housing Survey 2017-18 – showing how we live today – have been released, and some of the results may be a surprise.

Carrie Tennick, July 17, 2019

Landlords have claimed a government plan to ban no-fault evictions – known as Section 21 evictions – will make it harder for low-income tenants to rent homes.

Carrie Tennick, July 19, 2019

The UK has seen a rise in the number of families headed up by cohabiting couples, rather than married couples.

Carrie Tennick, August 07, 2019

Home-buyers are prioritising gardens and off-street parking, a new survey has revealed.

Carrie Tennick, August 21, 2019

Whether your tenant has been in your property for years or they’re leaving after a matter of weeks, the risk of a dispute is always present. But you can take certain actions to help you avoid potentially nasty disputes at the end of a tenancy.

Carrie Tennick, August 30, 2019

The most desirable feature in a potential property for tenants is the ability to bring their pets with, according to a new survey by mortgage lender Landbay.

Carrie Tennick, September 05, 2019

Marriage is continuing to fall in popularity among those aged 16 and older in England and Wales, according to the latest research.

Carrie Tennick, September 13, 2019