Legal News

After updates in the Coronavirus Act, new changes suggest that landlords will now have to give tenants at least 6 months’ notice when seeking to regain possession of a rented property.

The lift of the ban on evictions was due to take place on 23 August, however, there has been a ‘U-turn’ with the ban set to remain in full force for a further 4 weeks. Find out more here.

In anticipation of the ban on evictions being lifted on 23 August, Victoria Scott guides landlords through the process of reactivating existing possession proceedings.

The Government updated guidance on the creation of Wills as a response to the Coronavirus pandemic, by introducing legislation to allow people to use video-conferencing technology to witness a Will. How will this affect the way Wills are made? 

Following changes in Government guidance, more employers are asking staff to come back to the workplace. But what are your obligations as an employer if staff are reluctant or unwilling to return?

Our Family Law Solicitor, Farah Naz, assesses how COVID-19 has impacted family relationships – specifically marriages – and how Jefferies can help you through this tough time.

Due to the impact of Coronavirus, landlords have to give increased notice when serving possession notices upon residential tenants, with the ban on evictions now extended until 23 August. Victoria Scott assesses what this means for landlords here.

Whilst we haven’t stopped, the property market is now back up and running and we are here to help. Get in touch if you would like to discuss any matters with our team.