

From Trespasser to Titleholder: Adverse Possession Explained
There are some circumstances where an individual can claim to be the owner of land or property that they have used and/or controlled without the permission of the registered owner. The individual needs to have used or controlled the land or property in the requisite manner, and for a certain period of time. Many people have heard of the term "squatter's rights", which is often used interchangeably with the true term "adverse possession". There is a fine distinction between th


'The Right to Repair'
Repairing a household appliance is always stressful. It can be time consuming and hard to fit into a busy schedule. These issues are...


Update: New Landlord & Tenant Legislation
Landlord and Tenant disputes are a common occurrence. In many cases, tenants raise arguments regarding the state of the property, namely...


Asbestos: The Silent Killer
Asbestos is a material that was widely used as a building material between approximately 1950 - 1970. Whilst asbestos can be dangerous,...













