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The Right To Inherit After Assisted Suicide
In the UK, assisting a person to commit suicide can leave you open to the risk of prosecution and cases where those who have taken relatives to Dignitas Clinics abroad are often reported to be questioned by the police.
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Conveyancing – Working as a Team
It’s fair to say that conveyancing has changed in many ways over the years and it is vital that all parties work together to ensure a smooth and efficient transaction but how does this happen in practice?
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What Searches Are Done When Buying Property?
When purchasing a property or committing yourself to occupation of the same (whether that be on a lease, licence or otherwise) it is always a good idea to fully investigate matters affecting that property.
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Solicitors For The LGBTQ+ Community
We are proud to work with clients from all backgrounds, including the LGBTQ+ community, offering clear, practical legal advice tailored to your individual circumstances. Whether you’re planning for the future or dealing with a difficult situation, our team is here to help you move forward with confidence.
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Abortive Costs Undertakings
When Heads of Terms for a property transaction are agreed, then the deal is done, right?
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Should I Extend My Lease?
Many UK properties are sold on a leasehold basis every year and often flats and apartments are only available to buy as a leasehold and occasionally a house will be sold on this basis too.
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The Difference In Taxes For Married And Unmarried Couples
“For richer, for poorer, in sickness and health, until death do us part.” When citing…
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Things Have Changed – Should Your Lease Too?
Re-gearing a lease (replacing an old lease with a new one) means you can attempt…
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When Mines And Minerals Are Excluded
It may be assumed that ownership of property includes all the mines and minerals that…
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Missing or Presumed Dead?
Recent changes in the law now allows relatives to apply to the High Court for a declaration of presumed death. Usually families will know if a loved one has died. In some circumstances, however, family lose touch with one another and years later it appears the missing relative is most likely to have died.
