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FIXED FEE DIVORCE Low price divorces – beware!
For anyone seeking a straightforward ‘undefended’ divorce, HGW Solicitors offer clients a fixed...
What to expect when selling a property as an Executor
If you are selling as an executor, even if you have lived in the property at some point, as you...
“Break Clauses” in Commercial Leases
With the recent “Covid Lockdown” forcing commercial Tenants to close their premises, it has...
‘We’re splitting up. How do I possibly sort out the finances?’
Depending on how long you have been together, it is highly likely you will have accumulated...
To Marry or not to Marry ? That is the question.
This is more of a legal question than a romantic one....
Always Contact a Probate Expert
It is always so harrowing when we lose a loved one but it seems even worse in these difficult...
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme And You
The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme- for employers and employees Coronavirus has impacted on most...
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.
Money Matters on Divorce – ‘Clean Break’ & Other Options
Money Matters on Divorce – ‘Clean Break’ & Other Options. There is a set process and Harold G Walker’s Family Team can offer a fixed fee when acting for a client on a routine ‘undefended’ divorce.
Fair (or)Deal for Tenants
The Tenant Fees Act 2019, known by some as a ‘tenant fees ban’, whilst prohibiting landlords from charging upfront fees, still allows them to charge for rent, and refundable holding and security deposits for tenancies entered into from 1 June 2019.
