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How to Complete a Section 8 Notice: A Guide for Landlords (2025)

How to Complete a Section 8 Notice: A Guide for Landlords (2025)

A Section 8 notice offers a direct route to possession when tenants breach their tenancy agreement. Unlike a Section 21 notice, the process requires specific proof of fault — but can mean a faster turnaround on possession if handled correctly.

TUPE: What do employees need to know?

What is TUPE? When does it apply? When does it not apply? Employee rights under TUPE Making a TUPE claim If your employer ...

What is a no-fault divorce?

Divorce is a challenge, whatever the circumstances surrounding it.

Is a motoring offence a criminal conviction?

If you've recently been told you've committed a motoring offence, you're likely wondering about the seriousness of the ...

Who does the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998 protect?

If you're considering reporting wrongdoing at work, you should first understand the legal protections in place for those who ...

How to Prepare an Employment Tribunal Bundle: A Complete Guide

What is an employment tribunal bundle? What documents do I need for an employment tribunal bundle? How to organise your ...

What is a directions hearing in the family court?

If you’re preparing to undergo family court proceedings — be it for a child arrangements matter, a complex divorce case, or ...

How to Complete a Section 21 Notice: A Guide for Landlords (2025)

A Section 21 Notice is the first step in regaining possession of your rental property. As a statutory notice, it allows ...

How to Claim Adverse Possession: A Step-by-Step Guide

Adverse possession can be a complex matter. But if you’re dealing with a land dispute or you believe you may be eligible to ...

How to fill out Form D11 for Divorce

Divorce is, in most cases, a challenging experience. Throw complex paperwork into the mix, and it’s not surprising that most ...