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20.11.2020 | William Ford

You are homeless because you are in shared...

It is well established that shared facilities are not suitable for families with children as long term accommodation. The client...

29.4.2020 | William Ford

The background You might be forgiven for thinking that the question of whether a course is full time or part...

30.3.2020 | William Ford

Withholding rent is not your best course of action. I see the logic in using the non-payment of rent as...

26.3.2020 | William Ford

In AH v Secretary of State for Work and Pensions [2020] UKUT 53 (AAC), the claimant and her parents are British citizens. ...

6.11.2019 | William Ford

The general rule on entitlement to Universal Credit is that a person is not entitled if they have capital of...

5.9.2019 | William Ford

On 21st July 2019 the Government launched a consultation to seek views on implementing their decision to remove section 21 of the...

25.3.2019 | William Ford

There is tremendous pressure on local authorities to house individuals and families for many reasons including unaffordable private rents and...

29.1.2019 | William Ford

Landlords have the option to bring an injunction against tenants in the event they are committing anti-social behaviour. The injunction...

5.11.2018 | William Ford

It is now not uncommon for home owners to enter into company let agreements with property companies who are authorised...

23.9.2018 | William Ford

Over the last three years since the Anti-Social Behaviour Crime and Policing Act 2014 came into force Local Authorities and other...