Will a Deed of Trust protect my contribution to the purchase of jointly owned property
If your relationship breaks down a Deed of Trust may protect your contribution to your house purchase if you are not married. […]
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Issues to consider for the sale or purchase of residential or commercial property at auction
Key considerations for anyone looking to purchase or dispose property at auction whether that is residential or commercial. […]
Can you challenge or renegotiate a prenuptial agreement in the UK?
Family & divorce Lawyers Liz Francis and Hazel Kent takes a closer look at whether you can challenge a pre-nuptial agreement in the UK. […]
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Property Auctions: Can buyers still bag a bargain in 2023?
Property Partner David Arivo discusses current trends in property auctions in 2023 offering top tips to those looking to buy at auction. […]
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Can I contest a Will without a solicitor?
Yes, you can contest a Will without a solicitor, although it is generally advisable to seek legal advice when contesting a Will due to the complexity associated with contentious probate matters. […]
Addressing Care System Pressures: Safeguarding Vulnerable Children in Child Care Law
Introducing our new City of London office: 125 year legacy meets modern expansion
Today we announce Hanne & Co’s expansion with new City of London office at 44 Southampton Buildings, London, WC2A 1AP. […]
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Compulsory Mediation in 2023: Civil Claims up to £10,000
As of 25 July 2023, the compulsory mediation scheme for civil claims up to £10,000 has been confirmed by the government. […]
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Intestacy rules update: increase in statutory legacy in 2023
As of 27th July 2023 the statutory legacy in cases of intestacy increases from £270,000 to £322,000, everything else remains unchanged. […]
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