Landlords responsibilities in the UK – Introduction Around 2,594,720 landlords are operating in the UK right now, leasing as many as 5.45 million homes. Those are impressive figures, and they only look set to increase as house prices continue to soar, and tenants are left with little choice but to spend their lives in the[…]
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What is a Charging Order – explained for 2021
Blog, Debt, law, law firms, small claims court Jan 10, 2020
What is a charging order? If a creditor has taken you to court over failure to repay a debt, then this may result in them having a county court judgment (CCJ) or another form of a court order against you. This will mean that you are required by the order of the court to repay[…]
Court Orders & Enforcement in the U.K.
Blog, Debt, law, law firms, People tracer, small claims court, UK Debt Statistics Jan 04, 2020
Court Orders & Enforcement in the U.K. This article covers Court Orders & Enforcement in the U.K. – please note this is only guidance, the article only covers some areas of enforcement and is not a comprehensive list of all enforcement methods in the UK and does not constitute legal advice. We always recommend you seek[…]
Landlords and tenants, what is expected in 2021? This blog article covers Landlords and tenants, what is expected in 2021? With every year that comes, there are new trends, regulations, and such like to anticipate and prepare for, and this is certainly the case in the letting sector. With that being said, below, take a[…]
10 ways to make your law firm profitable This blog article covers 10 ways to make your law firm profitable. At any law firm, the aim is always to make as much profit as possible. However, in today’s competitive landscape, this is a lot easier said than done. If you have been trying to think[…]
Introduction Why Solicitors need to trace people Learn why solicitors need to trace people. Whether you are an individual searching for somebody or a business in search of a debtor, you may have stumbled across the mention of a tracing agency from time to time. Most people have a tendency to take things into their[…]
How to become a solicitor Do you want to know how to become a solicitor? Many of the clients of Find UK People® are solicitors so we felt it appropriate to discuss the routes available in the UK to become a Solicitor. Becoming a solicitor is a significant career ambition that promises spectacular rewards, both[…]
5 Things You Need to Find a Debtor
people tracing, Debt, law, small claims court, UK Debt Statistics Sep 10, 2019
Find a debtor A short blog on how to find a debtor and what information is useful in finding a debtor in the U.K. On many occasions a debtor will move house without informing a creditor which can delay the ability to claim the outstanding debt as you do not have the current address of[…]
How to Hire a Private Investigator
Blog, find peoples address, law, law firms, People tracer, people tracing, small claims court Mar 03, 2019
How to hire a private investigator Introduction We tend to associate “private investigators” with characters from Hollywood blockbuster films and leads in television drama series. In fact, the private investigator who initially brought the position and job role to the limelight and public attention is Sherlock Holmes – a fictional character from literature. When the[…]
Getting a Divorce with a Missing Spouse
Blog, law, law firms, people tracing, small claims court, Solicitor Dec 06, 2018
Getting a Divorce with a Missing Spouse Do you need information on getting a divorce? It’s quite common for spouses to lose contact with one another and move on with new partners. When this happens it can become difficult to find an address for them. However, the court still requires that your spouse, either be served[…]