October will see a major milestone in notice periods for residential tenancies where landlords are seeking possession, as they revert to pre-pandemic requirements. But with fears of a tough ... Read More
COVID-19We are continuing with a number of sensible measures to keep both our staff and visitors safe. Please read our full update before visiting.Read more
Change is in sight for buyers of new leasehold properties, with the passage through Parliament of a bill that will see the ending of ground rent, but it will not ... Read More
Should I register my house deeds? What does it mean? In 2003, the system of land registration in England and Wales radically changed to pave the way for the ... Read More
If you are in the process of buying a property, you will undoubtedly have considered whether you will be able to take advantage of the stamp duty land tax (SDLT) ... Read More
Leasehold property owners are set for important changes in the coming months, with the Government’s plans to grant new rights on lease extensions and the ending of ground rent. ... Read More
In recent news, Boris Johnson announced his promise to help young first-time buyers and transform ‘generation rent’ to ‘generation buy’ with 95% mortgages. One of our conveyancing experts share what ... Read More
There are many positive factors about owning your own home, but when your life changes for whatever reason and you need to sell your home to move elsewhere, being a ... Read More
Most of us enjoy a healthy relationship with our neighbours – whether this is just knowing there is someone we can call upon in an emergency, or we can rely ... Read More
The current conveyancing process may be described as being slow, uncertain, stressful and one of financial risk.Various schemes have been piloted to address these issues with limited success – many ... Read More
There are many positive factors about owning your own home, but when your life changes for whatever reason and you need to sell your home to move elsewhere, being a ... Read More
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