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The Charities Act 2006 was given Royal Assent in November 2006. It gives additional powers to the Charity Commission to…
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How to Start the Lease Extension Process for a Leasehold Property

For leasehold property owners, many choose to extend their lease when the term is shortening or when they are planning to sell or remortgage their property. However, the process can…
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Understanding the Legal Process of Contesting a Will

Wills are designed to ensure that a person’s wishes are carried out after they pass away, providing clarity, security, and peace of mind for their family. However, sometimes families feel…
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What First-Time Buyers Should Know About the Legal Side of Buying a Home

When buying a home for the first time, there are a number of legal processes that buyers need to navigate and understand to ensure the purchase is completed correctly. From…
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What to Do When a Loved One Dies Without a Will

Losing a loved one is an extremely difficult and emotional experience, and it can become even more complicated if they pass away without leaving a will. When this occurs, uncertainty…
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Explaining the Probate Process and How it Works

Planning for the future is essential, but when a loved one passes away, the legal process of administering their estate can feel challenging. Probate plays a crucial role in ensuring…
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Why Early Estate Planning Can Minimise Inheritance Tax Liability

Planning for the future is something many people put off, but when it comes to your estate, timing can make a significant difference. Inheritance Tax can take a substantial portion…
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How to Decide the Best Time to Extend a Lease

Extending the lease on a property is one of the most important steps a leaseholder can take to protect the long-term value of their home. Yet many people delay this…
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What is the Court of Protection and How Does it Support Vulnerable Individuals?

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