What is the difference between “exchange” and “completion”?
Licensed Conveyancer, Julie Stewart, answers the question 'What is the difference between “exchange” and “completion”?' in her latest blog...
Licensed Conveyancer, Julie Stewart, answers the question 'What is the difference between “exchange” and “completion”?' in her latest blog...
If a Personal Injury claimant is found by the Court to have deliberately exaggerated their claim for injury or financial losses during the litigation, it can lead to a finding of fundamental dishonesty against them. Personal Injury Solicitor, Alicia Grew, discusses fundamental dishonesty in her latest blog...
Conveyancing can seem very daunting and overwhelming at times. Licensed Conveyancer, Rachel Gibbs, discusses the top 10 conveyancing questions she is asked in her latest blog...
Often the question of who will make decisions concerning our health and welfare if we lose the ability to make those decisions for ourselves is overlooked. Trainee Solicitor, Sophie Wildsmith, discusses the importance of Health and Welfare Lasting Power's of Attorney in her latest blog...
Chartered Legal Executive, Sara Hilliard, discusses the question "What is a Digital Asset?" and how they can be safeguarded, in her latest blog...
Executors and Administrators have a legal duty to distribute an estate correctly, which includes identifying and tracing all beneficiaries. Head of Wills & Probate, Charlotte Day, discusses identifying and tracing beneficiaries in her latest blog...
It is not unusual for someone in the middle of family proceedings to also be involved in criminal proceedings either as a victim or as a suspect. Managing Partner, Fiona Moffat, explains what happens if you're involved in both in her latest blog...
Motorcycle riders are 30 times more likely to suffer severe or fatal injuries in a road traffic accident than car drivers. Head of Personal Injury, Natasha Burnett, discusses the main causes and most common injuries of motorcycle accidents in her latest blog...
Some individuals decide not to seek legal advice from a qualified professional and prepare a 'homemade Will', but there are significant risks with taking this approach. Trainee Solicitor, Emily Facer, discusses DIY Wills in her latest blog...
It is compulsory to register any property being purchased, gifted, transferred, mortgaged or leased with the Land Registry. Timms Morgan Dye, explains the importance in her latest blog...