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Looking to rent your first commercial premises? Read on...
Juliet Farrington-Breeze, a Trainee Solicitor in our commercial property department, answers common questions about renting commercial premises.
Answering questions around intestacy
Partner Michelle Collins answers some questions around the subject of intestacy (if you die without a Will).
Coming full circle - the death of Section 21 Notices?
Senior Solicitor Gary Leverett considers the government's proposal to abolish the Section 21 Notice procedure.
Commercial leases and rights to renew
Partner Caroline Linsdell considers the rights to renew on commercial leases.
Deputyship Orders
Paige George, an executive in our private client department, answers some questions about 'Deputyship' Orders...
What is collaborative law?
Our Senior Partner, Jane Anderson, explains the benefits of the collaborative process in family law...
The Tenant Fees Act - effective 1 June 2019
Gary Leverett, a Senior Solicitor in our Disputes team, looks at the Tenant Fees Act which initially comes into Effect on 1 June this year...
Buying a home - the process
The whole process of buying a property is known as 'conveyancing'. For most of us this purchase is the most important legal transaction - and the largest financial commitment - of our lives. It is also potentially one of the most stressful experiences you can have, so it makes sense to ensure you have experienced legal advice on your side.
Selling or buying a property? How we can make the difference...
Anna Farquharson, Partner in our Residential Conveyancing department, explains how her department can make a real difference to your house move...
Life Interest Will Trusts - a safeguard against care home fees?
Michelle Collins, Partner and head of our Private Client department, explains why a Life Interest Will Trust could help safeguard against care home fees.
The advancement of medicine, coupled with the fact that our population is living longer than ever, makes the subject of care home fees and later life planning more crucial than ever.