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Legal guide
Tenancy deposits · England

My landlord did not protect my deposit. What can I do?

How to check protection details, what information to keep and when a solicitor may be able to help.

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Legal guide
Tenancy deposits · England

My deposit has been returned. Can I still raise a protection issue?

Understand the difference between receiving your money back and whether the original deposit rules were followed.

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Legal guide
Housing disrepair · England

My landlord is not carrying out repairs. What should I do?

A simple sequence for reporting repair problems, keeping evidence and finding the appropriate next step.

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Legal guide
Housing disrepair · England

Damp and mould in a rented home: what should I record?

Practical steps to document damp, leaks and mould and explain the problem to your landlord.

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Inheritance guide
Inheritance Act · England & Wales

Left out of a will? Who can make an Inheritance Act claim?

Learn who may qualify to seek reasonable financial provision from an estate and why being left out does not automatically establish a claim.

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Inheritance guide
Inheritance Act · England & Wales

Inheritance Act claims: when does the six-month deadline run?

Understand the usual time limit, how to check whether probate has been granted and why delay can be risky.

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