Lasting Power of Attorney: Making your wishes clear
If you are planning to make a Lasting Power of Attorney, read our guide about how to discuss your wishes for the future with your loved ones.
Right to Buy scheme – how does it work?
The Right to Buy scheme might be a good option to help you become a homeowner. Find out what you need to know about the scheme in our latest guide.
Stamp duty changes ahead for multiple and mixed-use purchases
Stamp duty land tax (SDLT) changes are planned by HMRC to tackle potentially unfair outcomes, incorrect claims, or abuse of the rules relating to mixed-use and multiple dwelling purchases.
Family mediation – should children be involved?
Does your child want to voice their opinions on divorce? Perhaps you should consider child-inclusive mediation.
New Partner Announcement – Rashida Zakir
New Partner Announcement - We are very pleased to announce the appointment of Rashida Zakir as our newest partner.
Debt recovery – start the new tax year better
The new tax year began on 6th April 2022, and while you may not have made any ‘new year, new you’ promises, it could be time to sort out your business finances. It can be easy to let things slip - a late invoice, a missed payment and even an unpaying customer or client. However, when all of these add up, it can have a catastrophic effect on your cash flow and the longevity of your business. This article looks at simple steps you can take to improve your debt…
No-fault divorce surge but challenges remain
No-fault divorce saw an initial surge in demand when it came into effect, but couples continue to face challenges in managing finances and certainty regarding the process.
Recently divorced? Legal matters to consider before moving on
Recently divorced? Here are a few legal matters you should consider before moving into the next chapter of your life.
Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Act 2022
Leasehold Reform has now gained Royal Assent, but it is not yet fully operational. When it is, the amount of ground rent that can be paid under a new long residential lease will equate to a peppercorn per year, thereby making it zero, as promised. What does that mean?
SDLT – purchasing a joint property when one partner is already a homeowner
Will a higher rate of stamp duty apply when you purchase the house together, or will the situation qualify as replacing one main residence? Read more here.