Clerical Errors in Your Will or Codicil Can Create Discord After You Are Gone
Even apparently obvious or trifling clerical errors in a will or codicil may provide fertile ground for dispute and that is why it is so important […]
Joint Tenancy or Tenancy in Common? This is Why It Really Matters
If you are purchasing a property with a partner, friend, family member or anyone else, your solicitor is bound to ask you whether you intend to […]
Given a Raw Deal by a Divorce Judge? Don’t Just Sit on Your Hands
Many divorcees feel that judges have given them a raw deal when dividing up marital assets. They may or may not be right about that but, […]
Clubbing Together with a Friend to Buy a Home? See a Lawyer First
It makes sense for friends to club together so that they can buy properties they would be unable to afford by themselves. However, a cautionary High […]
Lasting Powers of Attorney – Appointing a Professional is Often Best
Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) are a sensible means of ensuring that your affairs are kept in order and your welfare is provided for if you […]
Carters becomes part of Watson Ramsbottom
We’re delighted to report that Carters Solicitors has become a part of Watson Ramsbottom. This means that with immediate effect, whilst we are still the same […]
Stamp Duty Announcement
In light of the Government’s announcement relating to Stamp Duty, many of you are probably wondering if this affects you. The Stamp Duty holiday comes into […]
What Will Happen if I Don’t Make a Will?
As I was drafting a Will for a client an email popped up in my inbox telling me that the spouse statutory legacy increases to £270,000 […]
Lexcel
Lexcel is the Law Society’s practice quality mark for practice management and client care. It provides a flexible, supportive management framework to help firms develop consistent […]