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No Fault Divorce – a recent court decision has served as a timely reminder that there is not a no fault divorce in the UK. Current divorce law in England...
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WSP are very proud to annouce that the chosen charity this year will be Meningitis Now. As a firm we are very excited to be partnering with Meningitis Now in...
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The business premises from which businesses operate are integral, particularly for those that rely on their location to bring in customers/clients. It’s therefore important to consider what happens at the...
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From 6 April 2017, a new Inheritance Tax (IHT) relief called the Residence Nil-Rate Band “RNRB” will become available for certain people to claim. This will mean a further £100,000...
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A recently published Ministry of Justice Survey has identified that more legal problems for the vulnerable members of society, including those with a disability, lone parents, and those who have...
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From 1st April new rateable values will be used to calculate new business rates. These have been adjusted as part of a government revaluation of business rates designed to reflect...
Continue reading What happens from exchange of contracts to completion in property transactions
Buying a home can be exciting yet complex. Helen Holloway, a paralegal in WSP Solicitors’ Residential Conveyancing Department, simplifies the steps from exchange of contracts to completion, helping you navigate...
Choosing the Right Business Sale Structure: Asset Sale vs. Share Sale
When you are planning selling your business, you will need to consider how the business sale is structured. There are two different business sale structures you can chose from- a...
How trusts affect financial settlements in divorce
During a divorce, declaring your assets is crucial to reach a fair financial settlement with your spouse. One asset that can complicate matters is an interest in a trust. Whether...
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