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July 5, 2022   |   Written by: Saima Razaq

Purchasing a home is reputed to be one of life’s most stressful events and, if you’re a first-time buyer with no prior experience of the process, it’s even more important to work with a residential conveyancing specialist who can help ...

June 28, 2022   |   Written by: Samantha Tong

All successful businesses have to start somewhere and, often, those beginnings are humble. Amazon, Facebook, and Dell all famously started in a single room (or garage) but have grown into huge multinational corporations in a relatively short time. As an ...

June 21, 2022   |   Written by: Jean Paterson

What is leasehold? Should I purchase leasehold or freehold property?’ is a question that many potential commercial property owners ask themselves when considering whether to make an investment towards any premises.

May 19, 2022   |   Written by: Saima Razaq

Whether you’re a first-time buyer or have bought and sold several homes in the past, you will probably be aware that buying or selling property is a time-consuming and painstaking process. Trawling online property portals, conducting viewings, and submitting or ...

May 12, 2022   |   Written by: Jean Paterson

Commercial properties account for 13% of the UK’s built environment with over one-half of these buildings are rented out to business owners on a commercial property lease agreement. An important decision for business owners, aiming for long-term sustainability, is whether ...

February 24, 2022   |   Written by: Naomi Wilson

Most workplace issues affecting employees can be resolved informally without the need for legal recourse, but it’s vital that employers stay abreast of the law and take advice from qualified business employment solicitors if a dispute or problem arises.

February 9, 2022

Most private tenants are respectful toward their landlord’s property and possessions. However, if a tenant exhibits disruptive behaviour, damages fixtures, fittings, or the fabric of the building, accrues rent arrears without discussing a payment plan, or refuses to leave at ...

February 2, 2022   |   Written by: Jane Flemming

April 2022 will see a major change in divorce legislation in England and Wales that is designed to reduce conflict and hostility between partners when they separate. Current legislation, introduced in the 1970s, is now considered to be out-of-date and ...

January 27, 2022   |   Written by: Jane Flemming

The divorce rate in the UK has risen in recent years, with approximately 100,000 couples deciding to end their marriages in 2019. There are many reasons why marriages break down, including bad behaviour (by one or both partners), and various ...