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Inheritance Tax: The Basics Every Family Should Understand

Inheritance tax basics explained for East Sussex families: nil rate band, residence nil rate band, exemptions and planning. Cramp & Mullaney LLP.
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How Rent Increases Work Under the Renters’ Rights Act

Rent can only rise once a year using Form 4A with 2 months' notice from May 2026. East Sussex landlord and tenant advice. Cramp & Mullaney LLP.
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If Your Landlord Says They Want to Sell or Move Back In: Your Rights as a Tenant

Landlord wants to sell? They need 4 months' notice and cannot evict you in the first 12 months. London and South East rights. Cramp & Mullaney LLP.
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How Long Does Probate Take and What Does It Cost?

How long does probate take in England and what are the costs? Realistic timescales and fee guide from Cramp & Mullaney LLP solicitors, South East.
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Rent Arrears and Eviction Under the New Rules: Advice for Landlords and Tenants

Rent arrears threshold rises to 3 months under the Renters' Rights Act 2026. Advice for Kent landlords and tenants from Cramp & Mullaney LLP.
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What Is Probate and When Is It Required?

When is probate required in England and what does the process involve? Plain English guide from Cramp & Mullaney LLP solicitors, Kent.
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Section 8 Grounds for Possession: A Complete Guide for 2026

Complete Section 8 grounds guide for East Sussex landlords after Section 21 abolished , new Form 3A, notice periods. Cramp & Mullaney LLP, Eastbourne.
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A Landlord’s Guide to Managing Properties Under the New Periodic Tenancy Regime

How London and South East landlords adapt to open-ended periodic tenancies from May 2026. Information Sheet deadline 31 May. Cramp & Mullaney LLP.
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Lasting Powers of Attorney: Why You Need One Before You Need One

Why you should set up a Lasting Power of Attorney before you need one. Property, financial and health LPAs explained. Cramp & Mullaney LLP, East Sussex.
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How to End Your Tenancy Under the New Rules

From May 2026 Kent tenants can end a periodic tenancy with 2 months' notice at any time. Step-by-step guide. Cramp & Mullaney LLP solicitors.
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