Posted on June 9, 2025 by
AdminPurchasing an existing business is a complex process and a major financial and legal undertaking, so
commercial conveyancing solicitor advice is vital to ensure that the transaction is legally sound and protects your interests. Whether you're a business owner or a first-time buyer, these transactions require careful consideration, and getting the right advice and support early on can ensure you can move forward with confidence.
Here we discuss everything you need to know about the solicitor’s role in
purchasing a business, and why expert legal assistance can help you achieve commercial success.
Read more...Posted on May 22, 2025 by
AdminFamily solicitors are experts in domestic matters and are there to offer legal guidance and practical support to both individuals and families. Adept in issues such as divorce law, child custody and familial disputes, domestic law specialists can guide you through every stage of the legal process with confidence and compassion, representing you in court if necessary.
Read more...Posted on April 29, 2025 by
AdminLitigation 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.
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AdminIf 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.
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AdminWriting 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.
Posted on January 21, 2025 by
AdminManaging someone’s financial assets after they die can be a heavy burden at an emotionally challenging time. Conducting a financial asset search can be a simple way of
getting an estate in order and making the executor process as quick and straightforward as possible.
Read on to discover what’s involved in a financial asset search, why it’s so important and where to seek assistance.
Posted on January 15, 2025 by
AdminChoosing to end your marriage can be an emotionally fraught and confusing time. Understanding the
divorce process is essential for making the transition as stress free as possible, and enlisting legal help can be vital for navigating the legal complexities of divorce and ensuring that the application is watertight, mitigating the risk of any issues further down the line.
Read on to discover the divorce eligibility criteria for the UK and what’s involved in the divorce process, including timelines,
legal advice and fees.
Posted on November 21, 2024 by
AdminManaging a successful business requires maintaining good working relationships, so when a dispute occurs, it’s in everyone’s interest that the conflict is resolved quickly and amicably.
Business dispute solicitors are essential for navigating and resolving conflicts efficiently. Read on to discover why understanding business disputes and resolving them efficiently are essential for any business to thrive.
We all hope that when we die, our loved ones will be looked after. But there are rules about how your money, property and possessions are distributed when you die, and without a
legally binding will in place, you may not get what you want.
You may hope that your future assets will be shared fairly in a verbal agreement alone, but family relationships break down, so having a formal will is key to
estate planning and peace of mind.
Posted on September 25, 2024 by
AdminFamily disputes can be upsetting and stressful, ranging from minor disagreements to major conflicts. Disputes between family members can take many forms, including spousal conflict, child custody matters and inheritance issues.
If left unresolved, these disputes can have long-term consequences for all involved.
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