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An overage agreement serves as a strategic tool designed to safeguard the seller’s future interests. This contractual arrangement allows the seller to potentially receive additional payments if specific conditions – often tied to the property’s future value – are met after the sale. Whether it’s due to new planning permissions, land use changes, or successful […]
When someone is considering contesting the validity of a Will, perhaps due to suspicion over the Testator’s testamentary capacity or a suggestion of undue influence in the Will making process, a sensible first step to establish whether or not there are good grounds for a claim, is to ask the Will writer for information and […]
Divorce is never an easy process, and one of the most challenging aspects can be understanding what you’re entitled to when it comes to finances and assets. Many people enter into divorce proceedings with preconceived notions of what they should receive, only to find that the reality is quite different. This blog will guide you […]
Divorce can be a challenging and emotional time, with a lot to think about. One of the most significant aspects of the process is sorting out your finances. But where do you start? Understanding the financial disclosure process is crucial in ensuring a fair settlement, and in the UK, this often involves completing a Form […]
There are many steps involved in the initial stage (which we often call the initial instructions) of conveyancing. Here we attempt to break them down into easy-to-understand and digestible steps. Step 1: How do I get a conveyancing quotation? Obtaining a quote is easy. You can get a quote by using our online calculator, or […]
Converting a commercial property into a residential space can be a lucrative investment, but it involves several legal and practical considerations. Here are seven crucial things to look out for. 1. Planning Permission and Permitted Development Rights Understanding whether your property conversion falls under Permitted Development Rights (PDR) is crucial. PDR allows certain changes without […]
If a person has been missing for some time and it becomes necessary to deal with their estate, but their estate is not large enough to warrant an application to Court for a Declaration of Presumption of Death, then there is another option available. You can instead apply to the Court for “leave to swear […]
The Government are set to make significant changes to Section 21 (S.21) of the Housing Act 1988 in the UK, which are part of the broader reforms in the Renters (Reform) Bill. These updates are likely to dramatically change the way private renting works at present. With the change in government, it is unclear whether […]
