Equity Release: Your Questions Answered...
02
Apr - 2019
Usually open to those aged over 55, equity release schemes are a range of products that let you release the money (equity) tied up in your home.
Who Can Discharge a Care Order and How?
26
Mar - 2019
A Care Order can be discharged via the following means: A Local Authority in whose favour a Care Order has been granted by the Court...
Selling Your House: Information For Buyers...
26
Mar - 2019
If you are selling a property you will be asked to complete a Property Information Form (TA6) and it will be sent to your buyer as part of the contract.
Buying a Property Together...
25
Mar - 2019
When buying a property together, you will each be a co-owner. You can hold the property in one of two ways. As joint tenants or as tenants in common.
Modernising the Grant of Probate
11
Mar - 2019
A Grant of Probate is the legal document needed to deal with a deceased’s estate. If a person has died without leaving a Will, then a Grant of Letters of Administration needs to be obtained.
Is There Such Thing as a Good Divorce?
11
Mar - 2019
The 'Marie Kondo' approach to divorce. Can her approach to life really be applied to the divorce process?
A Quick Guide to Giving Evidence in Court
26
Feb - 2019
A Quick Guide to Giving Evidence in Court. If you have made and signed a family proceedings witness statement, you will be called to Court to give evidence.
No Fault Divorce To Become Law
19
Feb - 2019
Current divorce law in England and Wales does not allow one party to unilaterally decide to divorce... Government has announced that No Fault Divorce is to become Law in England and Wales.
Conveyancing: The FAQ's of Moving House...
28
Jan - 2019
One of my favourite questions, how long is a piece of string? I have completed a matter in 4 weeks before and likewise a matter in 4 months. And no, the length of the chain is not necessarily an indicator of timescales being longer or shorter.
Care Proceedings: How Long Do They Take?
23
Jan - 2019
The Children and Families Act 2014 introduced the Public Law Outline and with it, the 26-week time limit within which care proceedings should be concluded. The main reason for introducing it was to impose a time scale for decisions about the futures of children involved in care proceedings.
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