What is the Conveyancing Quality Scheme?
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Feb - 2026
Timms Solicitors has been successfully reaccredited with the Law Society’s Conveyancing Quality Scheme for a 15th consecutive year.
Over 100 years of the Intestacy Rules
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Feb - 2026
In her latest blog, Head of Wills & Probate Charlotte Day, discusses the Intestacy Rules and their relevance today....
What is an EPC and what to look out for?
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Feb - 2026
In her latest blog, Conveyancer Lauren Bourne explains the importance of EPC standards within the property market....
What Is A Notice Of Severance And Why Should I Consider This When Making A Will?
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Feb - 2026
Wills & Probate Solicitor, Emily Facer, discusses what a Notice Of Severance is and why you should consider it when making a Will?
Can my next of kin make decisions on my behalf during my lifetime?
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Feb - 2026
In her latest blog, Megan Lovell, Wills & Probate Solicitor, explains lasting powers of attorney and the role next of kin play...
Financial Remedy Proceedings - Understanding the Legal Jargon
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Feb - 2026
In her latest blog, Family lawyer Katie Copsey explains some of the legal jargon often used in financial remedy proceedings...
Land Registry Titles - The Importance of Class
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Jan - 2026
Land Registry classes of title indicate the level of certainty in ownership. Timms Conveyancer, Julie Stewart, discusses what Absolute, Qualified, Possessory and Good Leasehold titles mean....
What is Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH)?
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Jan - 2026
Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) is an abnormality with the hip joint which occurs in babies and younger children when the hip joint does not fit together as it should. Clinical Negligence Solicitor, Alicia Grew, discusses in her latest blog...
Deed of Variation - When Should You Consider This?
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Jan - 2026
Deeds of variation are useful tax planning tools that can help you to mitigate tax whilst making a gift to others. Wills & Probate Solicitor, Megan Lovell, discusses in her latest blog...
Spotting Financial Abuse of the Elderly
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Jan - 2026
Financial abuse of the elderly happens on a large scale across the world and recent data suggests that the main targets of financial abuse are those aged 65 and above. Wills & Probate Solicitor, Sophie Wildsmith, discusses in her latest blog....
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