Category: Wills and Probate
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What is a Probate Sale
When someone dies, all their property and assets such as money, investments, and their home come together to form what is known as their “estate”. All these assets must be disposed of according to the terms of their Will if one exists and under the Rules of Intestacy if one doesn’t. People who have been…
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The Bank of Mum and Dad
It’s a common phrase these days. The younger generations are struggling to get on the property ladder much more than was the case a few years ago, and their parents and often keen to help them. If you are fortunate enough to be in a position to give them that help, that’s fantastic for your…
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Wills and Probate
For most, buying a property is generally the biggest purchase they will do. During such an expense heavy period, it is both unfortunate and not uncommon for most property buyers to overlook critical aspects of this purchase. For instance, most opt for the cheapest option of Conveyancing Solicitor over their expertise, avoid appropriate Property Searches and…
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What is the difference between Joint Tenants and Tenants in Common in Conveyancing?
Despite conversations and topics surrounding death or separation are considered uncomfortable under the best of circumstances, this is an important subject that all property owners and potential buyers should consider in great detail. The death of a proprietor or a difficult separation (owner of a property) can cause great difficulty in selling the property if…
