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As the Christmas season approaches, the air becomes chillier and anticipation and excitement builds. The festive season is a time of joy, celebration and family get-togethers, particularly for children who eagerly await the magic of Christmas however, for separated parents, it can also be a period of stress and conflict, particularly when there is no […]
Leasing a commercial property is a significant step for any small business. Whether you’re opening a retail shop, office, or industrial space, the lease agreement you sign will govern your rights and responsibilities for the duration of your occupation. For many small businesses, navigating these leases can be a bit of a minefield. In this […]
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Boundary disputes have the potential to swiftly turn friendly neighbours into adversaries. Whether the disagreement arises over a misplaced fence, a shared driveway, or even just a few inches of land, these conflicts often evoke strong emotions and can become contentious. However, there are several steps property owners can take to resolve such disputes without […]
Separation and divorce can be an extremely difficult and emotional time for everyone involved, even more so if you have children together, and it may feel to most that a “healthy divorce” is just not viable. Achieving a healthy divorce doesn’t just help separating couples, it also greatly benefits children. Co-parenting can be difficult, especially with […]
We have had a flurry of clients recently, who have been given “advice” about Wills, Trusts and Probate by individuals who are not solicitors or indeed any other qualified professional with knowledge and experience of the law around these important issues. This leads us to ask, where are you getting your information from about these […]
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 […]
