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Capital limits above which the elderly are required to pay for their own care home costs have been frozen, as has the lower capital limit above which such fees are partially paid by the council.
Building or improvement works to your home are disruptive at the best of times. Unfortunately sometimes the works are not completed as agreed and you may be left out of pocket with either an incomplete or substandard job.
For a lot of Landlords having a problem Tenant in your property can be a headache. Whether you have one or two properties or a portfolio of residential properties you may be unlucky with letting to a Tenant who is not paying the rent on time or refuses to leave your property when the Tenancy Agreement expires.
You may find yourself in these uncertain times with the June quarter rent due but more outgoings than income. If you are in arrears of rent then the best way of trying to prevent a problem arising with your Landlord is to contact them and try to reach an agreement which you are both happy with.
At some point during the course of your business it is likely that you will encounter a dispute with either a supplier or a customer and you will need to take steps to either pursue a debt or even defend proceedings issued against your business.
This case has features common with many disputes between neighbours about boundaries, above all that the parties have incurred amounts of legal costs in the conduct and pursuit of the proceedings which are even more disproportionate to any objective assessment of the value of the land at stake than is, unfortunately, commonly the case in litigation – Lord Justice Lloyd.
It is a sad fact of life that Care Home costs are rocketing ahead of inflation, yet few people know that government assistance may be available to assist with, or pay, the cost of care; particularly where nursing care is required.
Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) report on the steady rise of rents, but beware of the pitfalls – keep up to date with changing laws.
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