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When do Tenancy Guarantees End: Can a Guarantor Be Released?

We discuss tenancy guarantees, what they are and when they end. Things to consider when considering your rights.

11 October 2021 · Luke Hallinan Read →

Who Pays Household Bills During Separation? We Discuss Your Options

We discuss the importance of maintaining mortgage, rent and utility payments before a decree absolute.

5 August 2021 · Hannah Magee Read →

Can An Electronic Signature be Contractually Binding? We Review a Recent Case

This post discusses whether an electronic signature can be contractually binding and examines Neocleous & Anor v Rees 2019

22 July 2021 · Muireann Sheedy Read →

What Is an Employment Settlement Agreement?

A settlement agreement is a legally binding contract that ends an employment dispute or relationship on agreed terms, usually for a payment. To be valid, you must take independent legal advice…

6 May 2021 Read →

How Do You Annul a Marriage: How Is It Different from Divorce?

We explore the difference between divorce and marriage annulment - and how you annul a marriage.

29 April 2021 · Hannah Magee Read →

What Is Spousal Maintenance and When Is It Awarded?

Spousal maintenance is regular financial support paid by one former spouse or civil partner to the other after divorce. It is separate from child maintenance and is awarded where one person cannot…

19 April 2021 · Hannah Magee Read →

Paying Unlawful Dividends: What Are the Legal Repercussions?

Paying unlawful dividends can mean serious repercussions for businesses. We investigate what unlawful dividends are.

12 March 2021 Read →

Understanding the Bank of Mum and Dad: What Should be Considered?

We discuss the significant support first-time buyers are getting from the Bank of Mum and Dad.

23 February 2021 · Helen Barry Read →

How Can Landlords Defend a Disrepair Claim?

A landlord can defend a disrepair claim on grounds such as not having been notified of the problem, the damage being the occupier's fault, or the repairs having been carried out within…

16 September 2019 · Luke Hallinan Read →