The role of executor can be very challenging – from the time of the deceased’s death, the executor is responsible for making funeral arrangements, contacting the deceased’s family and friends to let them know of the death, obtaining a death certificate, finding the deceased’s will, locating all of the deceased’s...
Yearly Archive: 2020
Some questions you may have about a will
Read MoreSolicitor’s Certificate – Witnessing loan or guarantee documents
Read MoreWe regularly receive enquiries about witnessing loan documents or guarantor documents. Often the person making the enquiry is not exactly sure what this involves and has simply been informed by their bank or broker that they need a ‘solicitor’s certificate’ but other than that they aren’t provided with a reason...
How does COVID-19 affect buying and selling properties?
Read MoreRecently, we have had many clients contact us to ask what effect COVD-19 may have on their purchase or sale. The starting point is your contract of sale. Not all contracts are the same and some can be quite detailed, so it is always best to get legal advice to...
Why choose a law firm rather than a conveyancer?
Read MoreThere are many reasons why it is safer to use a law practice for your property transaction rather than a conveyancer. Each property dealing is unique and has its own issues – lawyers have the legal training and experience to handle any problems which may arise Property transactions can sometimes...
What is the difference between divorce and a property division?
Read MoreThe first thing you need to know is that divorce and a division of matrimonial property are two separate events: A divorce is the legal termination of a marriage. You can apply for a divorce after you have been separated from your spouse for a minimum period of twelve months...