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Facing a complex property law matter? Whether you're buying your first home, dealing with tenancy disputes, or navigating planning permission requirements, our AI legal assistant provides clear, helpful information in minutes, completely free. Built on established UK property law principles, it helps you understand your situation, explore your options, and move forward with confidence. When you're ready for professional guidance, we'll connect you with specialist property solicitors who you have the option to engage to provide legal advice tailored to your circumstances.

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Our AI legal assistant may highlight when your situation might benefit from professional legal consultation with a qualified property solicitor. LawConnect cannot provide legal advice, but we can connect you with experienced property law solicitors based on your specific needs and location. These solicitors are carefully selected for their expertise and client service standards, though you remain under no obligation to proceed.

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The AI assistant provides general legal information to help you understand UK property law topics, including conveyancing, tenancy matters, planning permission, and property disputes. However, it cannot provide personalised legal advice specific to your individual circumstances. If you require tailored legal advice, we can connect you with an experienced property law solicitor who can guide you based on your particular situation.
A legally compliant tenancy agreement must include the names of all parties, property address, rental amount and payment schedule, tenancy duration, deposit details, and landlord contact information. It should also specify repair responsibilities, permitted use restrictions, and termination procedures. Our AI assistant can explain these requirements in detail and help you understand specific clauses that commonly appear in assured shorthold tenancies.
In most cases, evicting a tenant requires court proceedings, even with valid grounds. Section 21 notices allow possession claims for assured shorthold tenancies after the fixed term, while section 8 notices apply when tenants breach tenancy terms. However, proper procedures must be followed, including correct notice periods and prescribed forms. LawConnect explains the legal requirements and when professional legal assistance becomes necessary.
Freehold ownership means you own the property and land indefinitely, with complete control over the property subject to planning laws. Leasehold means you own the property for a fixed period while someone else owns the land, typically involving ground rent payments and service charges. Leaseholders often face restrictions on alterations and may need landlord consent for certain changes.
Many loft conversions fall under permitted development rights and don't require planning permission, provided they meet specific size and design criteria. However, you'll likely need building regulations approval regardless. Planning permission becomes necessary if you exceed permitted development limits, live in a conservation area, or propose changes to listed buildings. Our AI guide explains these requirements based on your specific circumstances.
Yes, using our AI legal assistant is completely free of charge. You can ask questions, receive information, and explore your options without any costs whatsoever. There are no hidden charges or subscription fees. We believe in making property law information more accessible, particularly when you're beginning to navigate complex legal matters.
Our AI assistant can explain legal document requirements, common clauses, and what to look for in contracts, leases, and other property-related paperwork. While it cannot draft documents or provide specific legal advice, it helps you understand legal terminology and identifies when professional document preparation might be necessary for your situation.
If your situation requires expert legal counsel, our platform connects you with qualified property law solicitors who can provide personalised advice and representation. You maintain complete control over whether and when to engage professional services, with no obligations attached to using our AI assistant or receiving solicitor referrals.
