Getting married is one of the happiest events in your life and so it should be. However, when you get married you should still put plans in place to make sure that if it doesn’t end amicably, you are protected. Here is a good example of such a scenario:

More...

We were recently asked by a client to provide our advice regarding a structural concern reported in a survey that the sellers claim to have no previous knowledge of although their insurance premium is really high. Should they proceed with the purchase? Our conveyancing team share their thoughts. More...

A client recently approached us as he was considering renting out two spare rooms in an apartment he lives in via a short-term letting website. Whilst, this does appear a good idea to earn some extra cash, he was wondering whether this would be permitted in the terms of his leasehold? More...

Sometimes after moving into a new house, home owners want to make structural changes to the property to make it their own. Do you have to wait to be in receipt of all the final documents for the purchase before you can make a start? Our legal experts provide their response to a question we received from a client asking just this. More...

A landlord recently got in touch with our conveyancing team to ask why the conveyancing fees when purchasing a leasehold property were more expensive than on a freehold, and why it takes longer. We thought you might be interested in reading our reply: More...