Who should take matters in hand? If you have recently been bereaved, you may be unsure as to the steps that you now need to take following the death of...
For years, the worry of cancer was one of the UK’s biggest health concerns. Now, another devastating disease has taken its place at the top of the list of diagnoses...
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Access Disputes – how to settle your differences without going to court Common law myths – Your rights as an unmarried couple Divorce Process Pension Sharing on Divorce Made Simple...
If you live with your partner, or considering moving in together, you may have thought about a cohabitation agreement. But do you actually need one? There is, of course, no...
These days more and more people are spending time abroad, whether they’re overseas on business, trying to build a new life in a different country, or just taking a long...
Unmarried couples who set up home together risk financial uncertainty on splitting up, if they do not make use of the legal safeguards available A decision of the highest Court...
If you’re a recently divorced step-parent and are wondering what rights you have in regard to seeing your step-children, there’s a number of things you need to know. Here, we...
Legal issues in divorce, dissolution of a civil partnership and for cohabiting partners wishing to separate. Cohabitation, Pre-nuptial Agreements and Post-nuptial Agreements Unfortunately, a high proportion of relationships break down....
Matrimonial Solicitors are frequently asked what Pension Sharing is, when is it applicable, what are the benefits and what information is required in order to consider pension sharing. This is...
In today’s society, it’s increasingly common for couples to live together as ‘common law’ spouses or co-habitees rather than getting married. The danger of this is that many co-habitees believe...
Whether you are married, in a civil partnership or just living together, splitting up can be an emotional time. If there are children involved, the feelings of hurt and anger...
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We work with you and keep in touch throughout the process – from initial instructions through to reporting to you once the mortgage of the property has been registered and...
Carter Bells cover everything from initial instructions through to completion, keeping you in touch throughout the process. Click below to view, print or download a PDF of the stages of...
Carter Bells cover everything from initial instructions through to completion, keeping you in touch throughout the process. Click below to view, print or download a PDF of the stages of...
Carter Bells cover everything from initial instructions through to completion, keeping you in touch throughout the process. Click below to view, print or download a PDF of the stages of...
Click below to view, print or download a PDF of the stages of a freehold property purchase and the services provided by Carter Bells: What does our service not include?...
A quick guide for first time buyers Buy to let investors- tips for buying in the current housing market Buying a newly built property Buying homes in Private Estates Extending...
Buying a home is stressful, especially for first-time buyers, so it’s wise to do some research to ensure you know exactly what you’re getting yourself into. Conveyancing is the term...
Given the current conditions, it may seem imprudent for buy to let investors to buy at this time. However, given that banks are reducing interest rates on savings accounts and...
We have significant experience advising on purchases of newly built properties. There are a number of different types of newly built property purchases and we set out below some of...
There are a number of attractions to buying a home on a private estate, such as privacy, exclusivity and the appearance of the area. These can be very welcoming. However,...
In Kingston and the surrounding areas, there are large numbers of blocks of flats or maisonettes. When you buy a flat or maisonette the existing Lease is being transferred to...
Easements and rights of way – Get off my land! Who can access your property if you have a footpath or right of way running through it. If you’ve discovered...
Landlords – your legal obligations regarding smoke alarms, CO detectors, and other safety features. All landlords have to fulfil certain legal obligations if they’re to lease their property. Some of...
The current government advice (as of 26th March 2020) for buying and selling homes during the stay at home period is that “there is no need to pull out of...
Separation is never easy, but if you and your former partner own property together, the situation can be even more complicated. If you have been living with a partner, but...
Five tips for businesses dealing with unpaid invoices How to evict a commercial tenant Negotiating Commercial Leases Sole Trader, Partnership or Company – Which Business Model is Right for You?...
Carrying the weight of unpaid invoices can make doing business challenging. The coronavirus pandemic has caused financial difficulties for many and could be making the problem of late payments worse...
If you are a landlord of a commercial property, you may find yourself in the circumstances where you need to evict a tenant and take back possession of your property....
Negotiating a commercial lease can be a daunting task. Commercial leases represent a considerable, long-term financial commitment to many businesses and if you do not get it right your business...
If you are setting up a business, you may have questions about which business model is right for you. The way in which you set up your business can have...
We know it’s tough doing business at the moment, but our experience suggests there are simple ways in which you can avoid risk. This leaflet outlines some ideas that may...
This is published for general guidance only and not as specific legal advice; you should take legal advice on your situation before taking any action. The Landlord and Tenant Act...
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