Leasehold Properties differ from Freehold properties as they often come with further financial obligations. Two of these obligations are ground rent and service charge payments. If you are looking to purc…

What are Section.21 Notices? Pursuant to S.21 of the Housing Act 1988, private Landlords are currently able to evict their assured short-hold Tenants by serving a S.21 Notice. The Notice must be served at…

Congratulations to Sophie Dawkins, Trainee Solicitor, on celebrating 5 years of service, and to Carly Humber, Legal Assistant, on reaching an incredible 10 years service with us! Both are valued members o…

In the past several years family courts have been inundated with financial and children applications, which has led to the courts becoming very slow to process such applications. Government and the courts…

Working in a high street law firm might not seem glamorous at first, but it’s a career choice that can really let you shine, offering both professional fulfilment and personal satisfaction. After spending…

Congratulations to Craig Everitt and Caroline Dancer for reaching incredible milestones at LDJ Solicitors today! Craig, our Practice Manager, has achieved the milestone of 25 years of dedicated service an…

Trainee Solicitor, Ayesha Osman, shares insider tips on the exciting journey of buying your first home! From setting a budget to choosing the perfect location and mastering the property transaction proces…

Alienation is a generic term, which outlines how third parties may benefit from an interest created in property. Where there is no specific restriction in the lease, a tenant may dispose of their interest…