by Mirela Constantin | Oct 18, 2021 | LawSpot
If you are selling as an executor, even if you have lived in the property at some point, as you are not the owner you probably do not know everything about it. For instance, you might not know when the boiler was installed, or windows were replaced. Our advice is to...
by Mirela Constantin | Sep 24, 2021 | Commercial, LawSpot
With the recent “Covid Lockdown” forcing commercial Tenants to close their premises, it has become an idea for a Tenant to seek a break clause when negotiating a new Lease. A break clause entitles the Tenant to bring the Lease to an end on a given date, preventing...
by Mirela Constantin | Mar 24, 2021 | Family, LawSpot
Depending on how long you have been together, it is highly likely you will have accumulated some assets. It is essential that you get organized and make a list of what assets you have, together with the overall household income and liabilities/expenditure. Your...
by Mirela Constantin | Feb 17, 2021 | LawSpot, Wills & Probate
This is more of a legal question than a romantic one. Whether or not to get married can have legal implications to consider. Intestacy Rules: The law of intestacy covers what happens to an estate when someone dies without making a Will, and it is applied differently...
by Anthony Markley | Apr 7, 2020 | Dispute Resolution, Employment, LawSpot
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme- for employers and employees Coronavirus has impacted on most aspects of our lives, and indeed on businesses. To safeguard from redundancies, under a temporary scheme available since 1 March 2020, employees can be furloughed...
by Anthony Markley | Dec 19, 2019 | LawSpot, Wills & Probate
LawSpot What is a Deputyship Order? When somebody loses the capacity to make their own decisions and doesn’t have a Power of Attorney, the Court of Protection can appoint a Deputy to make these decisions on their behalf. This is done by way of a Deputyship Order....
