Divorce and Separation – what happens to the house?
When a couple’s marriage or civil partnership breaks down, there is always a discussion about who gets what. There is a fundamental legal principle that
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Can you change someone’s Will after they have died?
We need to make something abundantly clear at the very beginning: it is not possible to change someone’s Will after they have died. A Will
How do you Certify Documents for Clients?
You can be excused for being confused if you contact us asking if we deal with certifying documents and we ask you which service you
Offers over – but by how much?
Blind bidding when you are buying a house can be very hit and miss. Do you go a bundle over the asking price or just
A Will and a Power of Attorney – two important documents everyone should have
As we go through life, getting into (and out of) relationships, having children, getting or changing jobs, buying or first home, and all the things
Can I pull out of buying if my offer has been accepted?
When your solicitor sends in your offer to buy a house, it’s a nerve-racking time, especially if there’s a closing date. You pace the floor
Does your Trust need to be registered?
Perhaps Trusts are something you do not encounter every day, but there are many instances when a Trust might be established to help with future
Remember the Children
When couples separate, there can be feelings of anger, a desire for revenge or a perception of the need for one party to simply try
