WSP launches new Family Law service in the Forest of Dean
WSP has launched a new Family Law service in the Forest of Dean, making it easier for local people to access specialist legal advice, including Legal Aid support for those...
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Energy Performance Certificates (EPC’s) are now required on the majority of residential and commercial properties when looking to sell, or enter into a lease. An Energy Performance Certificates has two...
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There are two ways in which legal ownership of a property can be proved. Registered Property and Unregistered Property. Lucy McCallum, Board Director and Head of Residential Property Team talks...
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A typical house purchase will take approximately 6–10 weeks. Your Conveyancer’s job is to give you all the information you need to assist with the legal process. We will communicate...
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The higher rate of Stamp Duty Land Tax The higher rate of Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is payable on purchases of a property, if at the time of purchasing,...
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What are rentcharges? In the UK a rentcharge is an annual sum paid by the owners of a freehold property to the owner of the rentcharge (the rentcharge owner), who...
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Gazumping; A nightmare for Buyers and Sellers Have you been involved in a property transaction where somebody withdraws at the last moment or the buyer accepts a higher offer when...
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We’re moving: an exciting new chapter for WSP Solicitors in Stroud
If you’ve visited us in Stroud, you’ll know our Rowcroft office well. It’s where many of you have made a Will or sat down with us to plan the next...
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