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🚨 Section 21 is endingBig changes are coming to the rental market.No more “no-fault” evictions, longer notice periods, a...
14/03/2026

🚨 Section 21 is ending

Big changes are coming to the rental market.
No more “no-fault” evictions, longer notice periods, and stronger tenant protections mean landlords will need a valid legal reason to evict.

Staying informed and compliant is more important than ever for protecting your rental investment. Contact us if you want more information or guidance on what these changes mean for landlords.

The Renters Reform Bill is changing the rules for landlords.Here are some of the key changes:• Rolling tenancies will re...
11/03/2026

The Renters Reform Bill is changing the rules for landlords.

Here are some of the key changes:
• Rolling tenancies will replace fixed 12–24 month contracts
• Section 21 ‘no-fault’ evictions are ending
• Landlords will need valid legal grounds to regain possession
• Increased protections and stronger rights for tenants

These changes mean stricter compliance and greater responsibility for landlords and Rent-to-Rent operators.

At MLS Property Services and MLS Legal, we help you understand the new rules, stay compliant, and protect your rental business.

Don’t wait for a problem to arise. Message us to ensure your rental business is legally secure.

Landlords, are you ready for the new compliance rules?The Renters Reform Bill is bringing stricter property standards, s...
08/03/2026

Landlords, are you ready for the new compliance rules?

The Renters Reform Bill is bringing stricter property standards, stronger tenant protections, and increased responsibilities for landlords.

Make sure your rental business stays compliant and protected.

✔ Landlord Pack – £349
✔ R2R Pack – £499
✔ Legal Subscription – from £99/month

📩 Message us today to stay ahead of the changes.

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The Renters Reform Bill is changing the rules for landlords.No more Section 21Increased regulationGreater responsibility...
28/02/2026

The Renters Reform Bill is changing the rules for landlords.

No more Section 21
Increased regulation
Greater responsibility

Are you prepared?

At MLS, we help landlords stay protected, compliant and in control.

Whether you need:
✔️ A Landlord Compliance Pack
✔️ Specialist Rent-to-Rent contract support
✔️ Ongoing legal guidance with our subscription service

We’ve got you covered.

Don’t wait until there’s a problem, get ahead of the changes now.

DM us to secure your compliance package today.

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Landlords should start preparing now for important rental law changes coming into force in 2026. From tenancy agreements...
08/02/2026

Landlords should start preparing now for important rental law changes coming into force in 2026. From tenancy agreements to rent procedures and property standards, these updates will affect how rental properties are managed. Our checklist highlights the key areas to review, and MLS Legal is here to provide clear, practical advice to help you stay compliant and confident.

Pensions are one of the most valuable assets in a divorce, and one of the most commonly overlooked.In England and Wales,...
14/01/2026

Pensions are one of the most valuable assets in a divorce, and one of the most commonly overlooked.

In England and Wales, pensions are treated as part of the financial settlement, even if the pension is in only one person’s name. Workplace pensions, private pensions and final salary schemes can all be taken into account, and their value can be far greater than many people realise.

There are different ways pensions can be dealt with during divorce. In some cases, a pension can be shared so both parties have their own independent provision for retirement. In others, pensions may be offset against property or savings. What’s right will depend on your individual circumstances.

It’s also important to remember that even if you reach an agreement, it must be approved by the court through a financial consent order. Without this, financial claims including pensions can remain open.

At MLS Legal, we help you understand your options and protect your long-term financial future with clear, practical advice.

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Divorce is rarely straightforward, and one of the most common questions we hear is: how long will it take?In England and...
05/01/2026

Divorce is rarely straightforward, and one of the most common questions we hear is: how long will it take?

In England and Wales, the legal minimum for a divorce is usually around six months from start to finish. However, that timeline can change depending on your circumstances. Matters such as financial arrangements, property, pensions, or child arrangements can all affect how quickly things progress. Delays can also occur when paperwork isn’t completed correctly or deadlines are missed.

That’s where having the right legal support makes a difference.

At MLS Legal, we guide you through each stage of the divorce process with clarity and care. From preparing and submitting applications to helping you resolve finances and plan next steps, our aim is to make the process as smooth and stress free as possible, all through our remote legal service.

If you’re considering divorce and want clear, confidential advice, we’re here to help.

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Here’s the caption with hashtags, written to stay professional, balanced, and landlord-supportive:⸻The Renters’ Rights A...
16/12/2025

Here’s the caption with hashtags, written to stay professional, balanced, and landlord-supportive:

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The Renters’ Rights Act is changing eviction rules from 1 May 2026, and even small mistakes can have serious consequences for landlords. Using the wrong notice, miscalculating notice periods, or acting after a tenant has raised repair concerns could invalidate an eviction and lead to costly delays.

At MLS Legal, we support landlords by ensuring every step is legally compliant — from documentation and notices to court applications where possession is genuinely required. Getting clear legal advice early can protect your investment and help you move forward with confidence under the new rules.

Big changes are coming for renters on 1 May 2026, and most people still don’t realise how much the Renters’ Rights Act w...
11/12/2025

Big changes are coming for renters on 1 May 2026, and most people still don’t realise how much the Renters’ Rights Act will shift the power balance. One of the biggest changes? Your fixed-term contract won’t work the same way anymore.

From May, almost all fixed-term ASTs will automatically convert into rolling monthly tenancies. That means the “end date” on your current agreement stops having legal force. Your landlord can’t just tell you to leave because your 6or 12 month term is ending they’ll need a valid legal reason.

This gives renters far more flexibility and security, but it also means some landlords may try to rush tenants into signing new fixed terms or issue notices before the deadline. Many of those tactics may be invalid, and most tenants won’t know how to check.

That’s where MLS Legal comes in. We can review your contract, check any notice your landlord serves, and step in if you’re being pressured or misinformed.

Don’t get caught out before the law changes, get protected now.

The Renters’ Rights Act is the biggest change to renting in England in more than three decades — and it becomes reality ...
04/12/2025

The Renters’ Rights Act is the biggest change to renting in England in more than three decades — and it becomes reality on 1 May 2026. From this date, all tenancies will switch to rolling, periodic agreements. This means more flexibility for tenants, the ability to stay as long as you choose, and just two months’ notice if you want to move on.

Section 21 “no-fault” evictions are ending, giving renters real security. Landlords will be unable to evict you for selling or moving in during the first year, and even after that must give four months’ notice. You also gain stronger protection from retaliatory evictions when reporting poor conditions.

At MLS Legal, we make sure tenants understand and can enforce these new rights. Whether you’re facing unfair treatment, need help navigating a notice, or want clarity on your tenancy, our team is here to support you every step of the way. #2026

The Renters’ Rights Bill introduces new responsibilities for landlords, and compliance is essential. MLS Legal helps lan...
14/11/2025

The Renters’ Rights Bill introduces new responsibilities for landlords, and compliance is essential. MLS Legal helps landlords stay aligned with the legislation by reviewing tenancy agreements, ensuring deposits and notices are handled correctly, advising on tenant communication and guiding landlords through possession procedures when necessary. Clear legal support reduces the risk of disputes, penalties and misunderstandings. With MLS Legal, landlords gain confidence that every step taken is lawful, documented and fully compliant with current regulations.

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