Get Legally Speaking With Hatti Suvari

Rent going up? Repairs ignored? Deposit withheld? If you rent in the UK, then this episode is for you! With over 24 million people renting, too many tenants still don’t know where they stand, and some landlords rely on that. In this explosively informative episode of Get Legally Speaking, Hatti is joined by housing law Barrister George Chrysanthou bringing you broken down tenants’ rights in clear, no-nonsense English. They cover: Do you really need a written tenancy agreement? When your landlord can (and can’t) increase the rent What repairs landlords are legally responsible for Why withholding rent can seriously backfire How deposit protection works, and what to do if it isn’t protected Where tenants can get free help and support This episode cuts through fear, misinformation, and bad practice and gives you practical steps to protect yourself. Renting is a legal relationship. Know your rights. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Around 45% of all children in the UK will experience a break-up of their parents, before their 16th birthday; a staggering statistic. Couples who have had children separate for various reasons, including financial pressures, unreasonable behaviour, or simply just growing apart. Unfortunately, what is very common after parents separate, is that one parent tries to erase the other parent from their child’s life; usually talking negatively about the other parent to their child/or children, trying to alienate the other parent from their child’s life. The term ‘Parental Alienation’ is given to a wide range of behaviours and actions carried out by the main and resident parent, which can be very subtle and manipulative towards the children. In this episode senior and specialist family Barrister Susannah Johnson KC and Hatti Suvari bring you insightful, jargon free legal information, and their top tips if you are the parent being alienated, how to work on changing the situation and how to get help, as always in plain and simple English. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Criminal Law is fascinating and there are many areas of it that we have either never heard of, or that we don’t understand. Transferred Malice, referring to ‘Accidentally Killing On Purpose’ is a topic which most us would have never come across, or the title alone doesn’t seem to even make sense! Do not miss out on listening to this straight-talking episode, in which seasoned criminal Barrister Jeremy Rosenberg and Hatti Suvari bring you interesting facts and thought provoking conversation, explaining what is meant by Transferred Malice; discussing examples of how this event could occur, with a light touch; as always in plain and simple English. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

When we posted a 60 second video giving the answer to the question of, 'can someone record you without your permission?' across our social media channels, it very quickly, and unsurprisingly got over 100,000 views, simply because the answer to this question is full of myths and is unknown to many.Like it or loath it, we are living in a digital age and recording and posting videos has become a massive part of every-day life; No matter how old you are, and at what stage of your life you are in,...

Statistically, and unfortunately, 70% of business partnerships ultimately fail. That is a very big number that cannot be ignored if you are in a business partnership, or if you are considering going in to a partnership. There are various reasons why a business partnership could come to an end; sometimes these partnerships end voluntarily, and sometimes it is as a result of ongoing differences of opinion, or even a nasty fall-out. Parting with a business partner is literally a term that w...

It may come as a shock that the death penalty, also known as capital punishment, is still used in 55 countries worldwide and across 27 states in the USA. In this gripping and thought-provoking episode, Hatti Suvari is joined by senior barrister Simon Spence KC to explore one of the most controversial areas of criminal justice. From the types of crimes that can lead to a death sentence, to the often shocking delays between sentencing and execution, to the powerful arguments both for and against capital punishment, this episode delivers a compelling and balanced discussion. Clear, engaging, and jargon-free, this is a conversation that challenges perspectives and gets you thinking. Listen now and share it with someone who wants to explore both sides of this global debate. #HattiSuvari #SimonSpenceKC #deathpenalty #capitalpunishment #criminallaw #humanrights #justice #legaleducation #getlegallyspeaking