How much Stamp Duty do I pay when I buy a Shared Ownership Property?
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Feb - 2020
Timms Katie Holmes discusses how much Stamp Duty you pay and the different options available to you when you buy a Shared Ownership Property in her blog..
The Rights of Co-Habitees
21
Feb - 2020
There has been a lot of press coverage about the rights of cohabitees.
Guardianship – Why it is Important to Include an Appointment in a Will
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Feb - 2020
Timms Sara Hilliard explains how guardianship works and why it is so important to include an appointment in a Will in her latest blog..
What is Special Guardianship Order Allowance and am I Eligible?
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Feb - 2020
Timms family law expert explains what a Special Guardianship Order Allowance is and whether you are eligible to receive it in her latest blog..
Sewers & Drains - Myth Busting
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Feb - 2020
Have you ever wondered who is responsible drains and sewers? Or if you have problems, who can repair it?..
What Can I Do if I Don’t Agree with a Court Decision?
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Feb - 2020
If the Court has made a mistake when it made a final decision then you may be able to appeal...
Is there a Shortage of Mental Health Services for the Young?
17
Feb - 2020
So many young people are struggling with their mental health. Trying to get them the right help before they reach crisis point is proving more and more difficult.
What are Codicils and how do they work?
06
Feb - 2020
A codicil is a legal document that is separate to your Will. Wills and Probate Solicitor Matt Kelly discusses codicils in more depth in his latest blog!
Financial Disclosure and the Importance of Being Honest
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Jan - 2020
A recent decision of the Family Court has shone the spotlight on an issue that occurs regularly when couples separate and divorce where one feels that the other has not been honest during financial disclosure and instead are hiding their true wealth or assets.
Trees and Hedges in Dispute
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Jan - 2020
Trees and hedges can cause strong emotions. In some cases, people can be fiercely protective of them, because of their size, historical or aesthetic value or because of sentimental attachments. In other cases, there may be equally heartfelt animosity towards trees and hedges and a determination to see them removed or substantially reduced in size.
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