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The breakdown of a relationship is often traumatic and stressful, and the idea of getting involved in potentially difficult legal correspondence in order to sort out the finances or arrangements...
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Currently, unless you have been separated for 2 years or more, in order to divorce you have to apportion some form of blame to your partner – adultery or unreasonable...
Continue readingThe premises from which a business operates are an integral part of a business’s day to day operation. This is particularly the case for businesses that rely on their location...
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The High Court has recently considered the liability of solicitors and estate agents who acted for a fradulent seller. The buyer brought various claims against the estate agents and solicitors...
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For a landowner, sometimes it is all too easy to overlook the informal use of their land by others, particularly if such use does not directly interfere with their own...
Continue readingWhen more than one person owns an interest in a property, they need to consider how they want to hold it. There are two ways in which a property can...
Continue readingWhat 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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