Remortgaging is a common step for homeowners looking to reduce their monthly repayments, release equity, or move to a more suitable mortgage product.
Divorce or separation is often accompanied by difficult financial and practical decisions. Among the most important is what to do with the family home. Conveyancing solicitors play a key role in ensuring that any decisions made are properly recorded and legally binding.
For many home buyers and sellers, the legal steps involved in a property transaction can feel a little mysterious. Two terms you’re likely to hear during the conveyancing process are 'exchange' and 'completion'. They’re both critical stages—but they’re not the same thing.
The National Minimum Wage (Amendment) (No.2) Regulations 2024 will come into effect on 01 April 2024. This amendments will be the largest increase to the minimum wage.But what does this mean for employees who currently earn minimum wage in England and Wales?
‘Probate’ is the legal process in which a deceased persons estate is administered. This process is also known as Estate Administration, but usually requires a Grant of Probate, which is where the name ‘Probate’ arises from. This article tells you you more about the process.
It is often said buying a house can be a stressful event. 2021 sees that potentially compounded with buyers...
Following many years of campaigning, No-Fault Divorce is now very close to becoming a reality...
Last week Boris Johnson announced that the furlough scheme (or Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme) is to be extended until March 2020. This is good news for those businesses who are still facing...
The Stamp Duty Holiday has been a much-welcomed move by the Government to stimulate the property market.
Earlier this year, the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill was passed in parliament, bringing an end to the need to have one spouse blame the other for the breakdown of the marriage in order to obtain a divorce.