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Civil Penalties Under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025: A Guide for Landlords
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The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 has been widely discussed and introduces wide-ranging reforms to the private rental sector in England, aiming to re-balance the landlord and tenant relationship by increasing … Read more
Spotlight on… Ben Talbot
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In the next in our mini-series “Spotlight on…” Ben Talbot, Head of Wills & Probate, shares his route into the profession, what he enjoys about being a Private Client solicitor … Read more
Gamlins Law Welcomes Three New Shareholders as Internal Talent Rises to the Top
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Gamlins Law, North Wales’ leading law firm, is delighted to announce the promotion of three of its Associate Directors to Director amd shareholder status, marking a significant milestone for the … Read more
What to check in a new build contract
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Buying a new build property is an exciting prospect. The appeal of a brand-new home, untouched by previous owners and often built to modern energy efficiency standards, is entirely understandable. … Read more
Mixed use property and the Renters’ Rights Act
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Mixed-use properties (buildings that combine commercial premises with residential accommodation) are a familiar feature of the UK’s towns and high streets. The flat above the shop, the office with a … Read more
Succession planning for agricultural estates
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Succession planning for agricultural estates has become more challenging due to provisions announced in the UK 2024 Budget. The key change is the capping of Agricultural and Business property relief. … Read more
Spotlight on… Charlotte Beedles
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Our “Spotlight on…” mini-series shines a light on some of the great people we have here in our team at Gamlins Law. Through this short series of profiles, we’ll be … Read more
Understanding the Roles of Executors and Trustees
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When someone makes a will, they place a great deal of trust in the people they appoint to carry out their wishes. Two of the most important roles in this … Read more
Your pension may soon form part of your estate – what does that mean for your will?
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For many people, a pension has long been seen as the sensible way to pass on wealth. Unlike other assets, pension pots sitting outside your estate meant they could be … Read more
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