FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

VAT applies to some commercial leases, especially for properties less than three years old. We provide tax advice to ensure you understand your obligations.

Yes – every situation is different, and we’ll help you create a divorce strategy that works for you. Whether you need to focus on finances, child arrangements, or keeping things amicable, our family law experts offer practical, straightforward advice tailored to your needs.

Yes, if you fail to comply with Home Office rules, such as improper record-keeping or failing to report employee absences, your licence may be suspended or revoked.

Yes, you can update your will at any time. It is recommended to review your will regularly, especially after major life events such as marriage, divorce, or the birth of children.

Subletting depends on the lease terms. Some agreements allow it with landlord consent, while others prohibit it entirely.

Absolutely. If you need help with divorce, legal separation, child arrangements, or financial matters, we’re here to provide friendly, confidential advice whenever you need it. Contact us now!

Yes, you can take legal action to recover rent arrears, including seeking a court order or using a debt collection service.

Yes, lease terms are negotiable. Our solicitors can help ensure favourable terms for rent, service charges, break clauses, and other key conditions.

If the tenant leaves voluntarily after receiving notice, court action is not required. However, if they refuse to leave, you may need a possession order from the court.

Yes, defences may include insufficient evidence, procedural errors, or proving that your driving did not meet the legal threshold for "careless" or "dangerous" driving.