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Find out moreAfter your Free Initial Assessment, you might wish to take advantage of our Ask the Legal Expert service, which is a face-to-face meeting with one of our lawyers to discuss your circumstances in much more detail.
Ask the Legal Expert’ is a reassuring face-to-face meeting with a lawyer who will give you legal advice on your situation for only £99.
This session is designed to answer any questions, clarify your rights and give expert guidance.
Find out moreSadly, disputes in farming families are far from rare with rows often erupting over who owns what and who should get what after a farmer dies. Divorce, cohabitation, remarriage and partnership tensions meanwhile, are all capable of stirring up unrest.
Read MoreFor many employees, trying to work shortly after a bereavement can be extremely challenging. Along with their grief, they may have to deal with the coroner, planning the funeral or supporting loved ones. Some faiths have specific rituals and mourning periods following the death or funeral that require an employee to take time off work.
Read MoreOne of the advantages of buying a new home is that it should come with a guarantee from the builder. Likewise, if you are buying a property which the seller has recently improved, it may benefit from a guarantee or warranty covering that work. These can provide peace of mind, but how valuable are they in practice and can you rely on them?
Read MoreWhen you enter into a commercial lease, your landlord will ideally want this to be on a full repairing and insuring (FRI) basis. This means that you will be responsible for repairing and maintaining the property leased and for reimbursing the landlord for the cost of insurance. If the property is already in a dilapidated state, or you are taking a short lease, you may be able to negotiate less onerous obligations. It is important to get advice from an expert solicitor before you agree the deal, as they will make sure you understand the sort of repairs you should expect to carry out and those which are the landlord’s responsibility.
Read MoreLitigation is a formal legal process for resolving civil disputes (non-criminal matters) through the court system. While most hope to avoid it, understanding litigation is crucial for navigating conflicts when informal resolutions fail. This guide explains timelines, costs, and what to expect at each stage.
Read MoreIf you buy land or property over a certain price in England or Northern Ireland, you must pay a fee to HMRC, namely stamp duty and land tax (SDLT). This tax is payable when you purchase a freehold, new or existing leasehold, or shared ownership scheme property, as well as when you purchase a property or land in exchange for payment, e.g. when you take out a mortgage.
Read MoreWriting a will allows you to have control over your money, property, possessions and investments after you die, and is the only way to ensure that your estate goes to the people and causes you care about. Without a will, Rules of Intestacy determine how your assets are distributed.
Read MoreWith QualitySolicitors your first initial assessment is free, so you can call us without worrying about being charged for a call you might not have actually needed to make. And because we place our clients are at the heart of everything we do, we make these five customer service promises to make sure you'll feel properly looked after.
This is why, in the first instance, most people looking for legal help in relation to a 'Home And Property' call QualitySolicitors for a Free Initial Assessment over the phone before requesting our Ask the Legal Expert service; which is an introductory 45-minute face-to-face consultation for £99.
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Have you ever wanted to just ask a lawyer if they can help you, without worrying about what it may cost to contact them? If so, call QualitySolicitors and together we can work out what your next steps might be... in confidence, at no cost and with no obligation. At QualitySolicitors, our Free Initial Assessment promise puts you directly in touch with a local law firm who will happily talk to you for free to clarify how they can help you.
Find out moreUsing a solicitor doesn’t have to involve any unexpected costs. We promise to confirm the full costs you can expect before we begin any work and keep you informed throughout. And we won’t start any work until we know you’re happy with our estimate.
Find out moreNeed a lawyer who’ll get in touch when they say they will and not leave you in the dark? Good news – we promise to you, our clients - call or email us by 3pm, Monday to Friday and you’ll hear back from us the very same day. And if we can’t give you a full response straight away because your question needs further investigation, we’ll always let you know and give you details of exactly when we’ll next be in touch.
Find out moreQualitySolicitors law firms know that when you need to meet with a solicitor, finding time during office hours can prove impractical. So we thought we’d help by offering flexible opening hours; simple!
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