A couple who own a leasehold flat are looking to renovate the place and, make some changes to an old outhouse in the garden. However, there are three other flat owners who also own a share of the freehold who may not agree with the change. What is the best way of dealing with this? Find out below. More...

Making structural changes to a flat can often be more complicated that undertaking similar work to a privately-owned home.

We were contacted by a couple who are in the process of buying a ground floor flat and want to find out if they will be able to extend the property. More...

We were recently contacted by a homeowner who, after completing the purchase of a property, noticed there were problems with its structure following internal modifications. He was concerned that building regulations consent had not been provided or any indemnity insurance put in place. Were his solicitors at fault? Find out below. More...

Thankfully, the vast majority of us enjoy good relationships with our neighbours. However, if you do happen to fall out with your neighbour about something and what they are doing is causing you personal or mental anguish and suffering, here’s what to do: More...

A frustrated tenant in a housing association managed flat got in touch with us to seek our advice regarding a leak they had coming from the property above them. They were struggling to identify who was to blame and resolve the problem. Here is what our team of property solicitors advised: More...