Freehold, But Not As You Know It
November 20, 2019When you are looking to buy a home, most people know the basic differences between freehold and leasehold. You are aware that with leasehold properties you pay an annual service […]
When you are looking to buy a home, most people know the basic differences between freehold and leasehold. You are aware that with leasehold properties you pay an annual service […]
Commercial landlords looking to rent out their property can do so in a number of ways. Deciding the best means of renting out your property will depend on the circumstances […]
An increasing number of people choose to cohabit rather than marry. Worryingly a number of these people mistakenly believe that ‘common law marriages’ do exist. The Common Law Myth is […]
Help to Buy schemes have been around for a number of years. These allow you to put down a reduced deposit, generally 5%. And also receive a contribution toward the […]
Every eligible employee has a statutory right not to be unfairly dismissed pursuant to section 94 of the Employment Rights Act 1996. It is important the employer has a good […]
If you are an existing business owner who operates from leased business premises, then you should be only too aware of the extent of your repairing obligations under your lease. […]
As you may be aware, when couples separate, they cannot instruct one family lawyer to assist them reach an agreement. If couples wish to seek legal advice following separation, they […]
In a recent case involving an elderly couple found dead in their home. A little known legal rule centering around who died first has resulted in the wife’s daughter taking […]
In recent years, solicitors have seen a significant rise in disputes relating to Wills and probate. The increase in contentious probate is thought to be due in large part to […]
With an ever-increasing demand for new housing, it is a fruitful time for landowners considering their options for the future use of their land. Whether approached directly by a developer […]
Pensions can sometimes be overlooked by divorcing couples in divorce settlements. However, in some cases, pensions may be one of the most valuable assets available to you and your spouse […]
The Court of Protection has recently provided new guidance which may make it easier for parents to be appointed as their adult child’s Personal Welfare Deputies. In circumstances where they […]
