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Freezing the Assets

By Martin Hill, Edward Hands and Lewis I know its December but asset freezing is nothing to do with the weather. What we have here is the court’s ability to prevent property  being transferred away by one spouse so that it does not form part of the overall pot on

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Blog – Lending at an ultimate high

By Jenna Mistry Latest figures have shown Mortgage Lenders are financing the largest house spree in the last five years. The Council of Mortgage Lenders has suggested first time buyer mortgage lending has also increased by almost a third within the past 12 months. This increase has come about even

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The Court of Protection – Open to the public?

The new president of the Family Division courts has echoed previous plans to make the Court of Protection open to the public. The plans have been talked about for some time now, and it was reported yesterday that the new president Sir James Munby agreed with the plans. The Court

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I need to dispute a Will – what’s my next step?

By Frances Jacobs The most important thing to know if a Will needs to be disputed is that there is a six month time limit placed on disputing Wills, which starts when the executor is granted probate. Unfortunately if no challenge has been made before this time limit expires then

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What searches are carried out when I buy a property?

By Kulzinder Garcha   It is important when purchasing a property that certain searches are carried out prior to the exchange of contract as there may be some important information or expensive charges linked to the property that aren’t previously known.   Local Land Charges Search The local authority is

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I was never married – what parental rights do I have?

By Faye Remnant The legal rights and responsibilities of mothers and fathers are known as ‘parental responsibility’. The most important duties of someone with parental responsibility are to protect and maintain the child, provide the child with a home, consenting to medical treatment, looking after the child’s property, disciplining the

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What is SDLT?

By Sarah Hailes Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is usually paid when property or land is purchased or transferred in the UK. The amount that is paid for the property will establish how much, if any SDLT is to be paid. The value however, can vary depending on whether the

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Debt and Money: The Bailiffs are coming

By Frances Jacobs If you owe money, your creditor can  recover their money  from you using different options. Bailiffs are one of those options. Bailiffs can be used to make you pay  a range of debts , including  council tax arrears, business rates arrears, county court orders, high court orders, child support arrears, parking or road traffic

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Dealing with Probate – What you need to know

By Emma Fuller We understand that some people are nervous of approaching Solicitors if they need help with Probate as there are concerns of the costs.  However, not everyone charges in the same way. We have several pricing options, which helps families to get the help they need, but gives

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