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Property ownership, beneficial interests and the fairness of constructive trusts

Stephanie Rushfirth
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Beneficial ownership of Property is not always straightforward. It is common, for example, for family members to come to informal agreements or give assurances about property interests. The risk is that if relationships break down, disputes can escalate quickly.

Homeowners urged to get 'move ready' as pressure grows

Lucy Palmer
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Homeowners looking to move this year are being encouraged to prepare early as the property sector continues to focus on speeding up the conveyancing process through greater digitalisation and collaboration.

Why a DIY Will could become your most expensive mistake

Nansi Webb
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For many people, writing a will online or using a DIY template seems like a sensible way to save money. However, what appears to be a cheap and simple solution can often create significant unintended problems for the people left behind.

Meet The Team

Rebecca Rogers
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Meet our Commercial Litigation Team. See how the team is growing and developing with new appointments, trainee solicitors and apprentices.

Shareholder Deadlock: Practical Options for Resolving Management Gridlock: Practical Options for Resolving Management Gridlock

Tom Esler
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Deadlock arises when company decision‑making becomes impossible: votes are tied, directors cannot agree, and the business is unable to progress. 

When Do You Need Planning Permission for Home Improvements?

Jacob King
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Whether you are dreaming of a new extension, converting your loft, or simply updating the front of your property, one of the first questions you should ask is: “Do I need planning permission?” The answer is not always straightforward and getting it wrong can be both costly and stressful. It pays to understand the basics before you pick up the phone to a builder.

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