A couple were forced to pay their mortgage twice after the collapse of PM Property Law because their remortgage was never fully completed, leaving both Halifax and Nationwide with active…
The Steve Figg builder Essex case centres on a serious construction dispute where a couple paid £44,000 for a home extension but were instead left with a damaged property and…
The Pippa Middleton planning dispute concerns a legal challenge over whether Mill Lane on the Barton Court estate in Berkshire should be recognised as a public right of way or…
Yes, you can contest a will after probate has been granted in the UK, but it becomes more complex, time-sensitive, and costly. While legal challenges are still possible even after…
Yes, you can get an injunction against your neighbour in the UK if their behaviour meets certain legal thresholds, such as harassment, nuisance, or anti-social conduct. However, it is not…
The Marie Potter lost house dispute shows how a parking disagreement can directly lead to the loss of a home through legal action, unpaid debts, and court enforcement. In this…
You can sue your landlord for emotional distress in the UK, and compensation typically ranges from around £1,100 to £56,000 or more, depending on the severity of the distress and…
Nationwide electronic mortgage signatures are secure digital alternatives to traditional wet-ink signatures, now legally accepted for signing mortgage deeds in the UK. Nationwide has become the first lender to implement…
The UK government is considering significant changes to property taxation, with second home owners potentially facing a new mansion tax alongside existing council tax premiums. As part of broader housing…
While many have predicted a looming UK house price crash, recent data tells a different story. In October 2025, property prices surged at their fastest pace since January, surprising both…