…without a certificate signed by the conveyancer confirming that the application to change the title was made by you. C/ Set up an alert for your property via the Land Registry. HM Land Registry offer a free monitoring service for registered land, available via: www.propertyalert.landregistry.gov.uk In simple terms, the alert…
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…and then converted to Law. After my training contract and qualifying in 1999, I worked in both private client and residential conveyancing. I then took a career break to raise my family but I am now back and settled into Tax, Trusts and Estates, which I find extremely rewarding and…
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…completing the Legal Practice Course and obtaining a Masters in Legal Practice from the University of Sheffield. I now advise on preparing Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney, and deal with Tax, Trusts and Estates. I appreciate that the legal process can be daunting for many clients, and therefore am…
…digital property and the ownership. Whilst there has been recent developments in case law and legislation in respect of digital property, such as that of crypto currency, the question of ownership (and the transfer) of these digital assets can be fraught with complexities. The reality is we don’t protect our…
…indeed it can be intimidating and upsetting, but it is important and could save stress, confusion and money in the future. There are some common misconceptions that come about when someone you love dies without a Will (intestate). When someone dies without a Will it can be hard for the…
…first owner’s intention. Tenants in common Tenants in common own the legal interest in the property jointly but their ownership of the equitable interest is in the shares that they specify. On the death of one of the owners their equitable share will either pass in accordance with that owners…
…Law. This is the first in a series of blogs to help bust the myth of ‘common law marriage’, this week we look at long term relationship breakdown. No one wishes to consider what would happen to their assets in the event of a separation. However, a common misconception is…