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Commercial Rent Reviews
Commercial rent reviews are complex and specialist legal advice should be taken when entering into a Lease.
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Help to Buy ISA
The Help to Buy ISA is a scheme offered by the government for first time buyers, whereby you put money into a specific ISA savings account.
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Spring Clean Your Will
Having spent your working life to provide for yourself and those around you, you need to be assured the assets you have worked so hard for, pass to the people you love.
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Living Together?
Accordingly to the Office of National Statistics, there are approximately 3.3 million unmarried couples living together in the UK. That is 1 family in 5! However, when it comes to money and property, the law concerning couples who are married and those who are not, is very different.
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The Will Making Process
The Will Making Process. We spend our lives working to provide for ourselves and the people we love. To ensure the assets you have worked so hard for, pass to the people you love, it is important to make a Will to ensure your wishes are carried out.
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Thinking of Signing Your House Over to Reduce Inheritance Tax?
Are you thinking of signing your house over to your children to decrease the value of your estate, either for inheritance tax purposes or to avoid paying care home fees? Here are a few things that should be considered before making that decision.
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Arranging Contact with the Children over Christmas
For most parents, arranging contact with the children over the Christmas period can be a very simple process. Unfortunately, however, in some cases, this is not so simple with both parents unable to agree to suitable times and dates.
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Purchasing Retirement Properties?
We are looking to downsize to a Retirement Flat as we are thinking of putting our property on the market in the New Year. Although we are looking forward to having the family over for one last Christmas, is there anything we can do in advance to prepare for this change?
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The Right to Roam
The Countryside & Rights of Way Act 2000 (CROW) was enacted so that the members of the general public have the Right to Roam.
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No Fault Divorce – An Update
The need for a no-fault divorce has recently hit the headlines. With the failed attempt by Mrs Tina Owens to divorce her husband, and more recently the Ministry of Justice having started a public consultation on options for changing the divorce process.
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