Holly’s client owned a property in which he had allowed his daughter and grandchildren to live rent-free for 20 years. The daughter’s partner, the Claimant, had lived there alongside the family. He had undertaken extensive works to the property, including the building of extensions, which had increased its value. The Defendant’s daughter had passed away, … Continue reading
Holly represented a Local Authority housing provider which was concerned about the anti-social behaviour of some of its tenants. She was asked to draft the claim, advise on issues of procedure and evidence, and attend hearings. The tenants were vulnerable and claimed that they had been discriminated against because they are disabled. This claim was … Continue reading
Holly was instructed through the Direct Access scheme to assist a client who was seeking to recover possession of his property, in circumstances where there was no tenancy agreement and uncertainty as to whether he had complied with the requirement to protect a deposit. The tenant, a family member, counter-claimed for a life interest in … Continue reading