When entering into a commercial lease, the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (“LTA 1954”) is an important piece of legislation to consider for both landlords and tenants in England and Wales. But why do commercial leases refer to the LTA…
Navigating legal matters and disputes involving children demands careful consideration and understanding of the complexities involved. In cases where the welfare of children is paramount, legal representation becomes crucial to advocate for their best interests. However, the financial burden associated…
What are energy performance certificates and why do they matter? Energy performance certificates or EPC certificates are a rating given to properties, both residential and commercial, that gives an idea of how much energy is taken to heat and run…
The government has recently announced an increase in the Statutory Legacy which is currently set at £270,000. Without a Will in place, the rules of intestacy apply. At the moment, your spouse or civil partner will receive a fixed sum…
Divorce is a challenging and emotionally taxing experience for anyone involved. When going through a divorce, it is crucial to make informed decisions about the legal process. In this blog post, we will explore three approaches to divorce: hiring divorce…
I am a paralegal apprentice in Woollcombe Yonge’s Commercial Property and Business Services Department. The work we do in my department is extremely varied, and so the work I do supporting the fee earners in our team changes day to…
When you occupy commercial premises, you may have either a lease or a licence to occupy. Many businesses tend not to worry about whether they occupy commercial premises under a lease or licence but there are several distinct differences that…
Whenever you purchase or let any land it is essential to know about any easements that may be in place as these may affect how you use the property, for example parking and building works you have planned as well…
Mediation is the voluntary process of discussing and making arrangements after separation without having to go to family court with an impartial third party mediator there to aid discussion and help to reach an agreement.Mediation is the voluntary process of…
If you’re a first time buyer you may be wondering whether you can save yourself some money when buying your house by not using a solicitor. This blog explores the conveyancing process, what a conveyancing solicitor does and why you…