Are you a “Mortgage Prisoner”?
The Financial Conduct Authority published its interim report into the mortgage market in May 2018. It found not enough was being done to help people
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Christmas is coming
We’re getting to that time of year when attention turns to the Festive celebrations and, for many of us, time off work to spend with
Will Relief Scotland
In September, we were delighted to participate in Will Relief Scotland. This organisation supports 4 charities who work with some of the poorest people in
Setting up in Business – what are my options?
When you decide to set up in business, it’s very important to make sure you choose the right type of business structure. There are a
Separating cohabiting couples – beware the 1-year rule!
If couples who aren’t married decide to separate, it is very important to take legal advice if one party intends to make a claim for
Guardianships – when you might need one and what’s involved?
When we hear people talking about guardianships we get a picture in our heads of someone appointed to look after an elderly person who’s suffering
Alterations to property give rise to Council Tax increase for new owners
Regional Assessors and responsible for setting Council Tax bands and we’ve discovered they monitor the Building Control Register. They do that to find out what
Thinking of Selling?
Speak to us first! Getting the best price possible for your home is only one part of the selling equation – a very important part,
10 Recommendations for couple considering divorce
Clients ask many questions when they meet to discuss their separation or divorce with us. Whilst every case is different, we do highlight some things
