
How Long Does a Non-Molestation Order Last?
Key Takeaways: A non-molestation order typically lasts between 6 and 12 months, though a judge can grant a longer period if the circumstances require it.

Key Takeaways: A non-molestation order typically lasts between 6 and 12 months, though a judge can grant a longer period if the circumstances require it.

Key Takeaways Commercial lease terms are almost always negotiable – heads of terms set out the agreed commercial deal before the formal lease is drafted.

Key Takeaways Landlords in England must provide tenants with specific documents before or at the start of a tenancy, including a gas safety certificate, EPC

Key Takeaways From 1 May 2026, Section 21 no-fault evictions are abolished. All possession claims must use Section 8 and cite a specific legal ground.

Key Takeaways To apply for a Skilled Worker visa, you must have a confirmed job offer from a licensed UK sponsor and hold a Certificate

Key Takeaways: A freezing order (also called a Mareva injunction) is an emergency court order that prevents a defendant from moving, hiding or spending assets

Key Takeaways A court judgment does not automatically result in payment. If the defendant does not pay voluntarily, the claimant must take separate enforcement action.

Key Takeaways: You can apply for a non-molestation order on an emergency basis without telling the other person in advance if there is an urgent

Key Takeaways When a company enters liquidation, the liquidator investigates the conduct of all directors – including former directors – for the three years before

Key Takeaways: Dilapidations are breaches of the repair and maintenance covenants in a commercial lease, typically assessed at or near the end of the tenancy.