Assisted Dying Debate and the Path to Legalising End-of-Life Choices
Assisted dying: A humane way to stop suffering and give people the right to die with dignity, or a slippery slope to placing the vulnerable at risk? This article was...
Residential Conveyancing News
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If your son or daughter is heading off to university, you may be thinking about their accommodation. With student rents averaging nearly £7,000 a year, you may also want to...
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Lisa Hope shares some legal jargon-busting knowledge around engrossment fees. In essence, an engrossment fee is a fee charged by a conveyancing firm for producing a fair copy or an...
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Today the Chancellor announced more welcomed changes to Stamp Duty payments to help more people move, promote residential investment, and boost first-time buyer ownership. The best news is these changes...
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There are many reasons to re-mortgage a property. Shopping around for a new rate, releasing equity or adjusting your financial situation are a few of them. Sue Taylor, Conveyancing Manager...
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Buying a new home is always an exciting process. With New Build properties having their own unique features compared to 2nd hand residential properties. What incentives are available when buying...
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There are many reasons why you may be thinking about buying a second home. You may want to purchase a holiday home or perhaps an investment property to rent out....
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What to do when someone dies without a Will: Estate administration advice
Last year the National Will Register reported that only 44% of UK adults have made a Will. This surprising figure means that at some point in the future you may...
Security of Tenure Under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
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