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What’s the difference between joint tenants and tenants in common?

What’s the difference between joint tenants and tenants in common?

Becky SmithApril 20, 2023buying a property, joint tenants, buying a property as joint tenants, tenants in common, buying a property as tenants in common, solicitor for buying a property

Getting your legal affairs in order

Getting your legal affairs in order

Heather WarnerFebruary 23, 2023Will, LPA, Lasting Power of Attorney, putting a property into joint names

What’s a reasonable employment law settlement payment?

What’s a reasonable employment law settlement payment?

Heather WarnerFebruary 23, 2023employment law, employment law case, employment dispute, settlement, employment settlement, settlement agreement

How to deal with problem executors

How to deal with problem executors

Jen ThomasJune 24, 2022executor, problem executor, Will, administering an estate

Couchman Hanson – bringing specialist law to the High Street

Couchman Hanson – bringing specialist law to the High Street

Jen ThomasJune 15, 2022Couchman Hanson, Solicitors Haslemere, Couchman Hanson Haslemere

3 things to consider before selling your business

3 things to consider before selling your business

Jen ThomasJune 1, 2022selling my business, professional advisers for selling a business, selling company shares, sales of my business and assets, legal adviser for selling my business, solicitor for selling my business

Are you ready for the Residential Property Developer Tax?

Are you ready for the Residential Property Developer Tax?

Jen ThomasMay 27, 2022Residential Property Developer Tax, Property developer, developing on residential land

How we keep our clients’ money safe

How we keep our clients’ money safe

Jen ThomasApril 27, 2022

Stay safe from scammers when buying or selling your home

Stay safe from scammers when buying or selling your home

Jen ThomasApril 22, 2022conveyancing fraud, fraud when selling my home, fraud when buying my home

Why you don’t need a solicitor to pursue small claims

Why you don’t need a solicitor to pursue small claims

Jen ThomasApril 21, 2022small claims, pursuing small claims, small claims court

It’s time to ‘spring clean’ your legal life

It’s time to ‘spring clean’ your legal life

Jen ThomasMarch 31, 2022free legal consultation, making a Will, Lasting Power of Attorney, putting a property into joint names, sort out legal issues for my business, how can I chase unpaid debts for my business?, update my existing business contracts, Lasting Power of Attorney for my business, review and update my employment contracts, finding a good solicitor, are there solicitor reviews?

Why you need to keep your Will up to date

Why you need to keep your Will up to date

Jen ThomasMarch 17, 2022Will, Will review, Update a Will

Is it sex discrimination, or am I being too sensitive?

Is it sex discrimination, or am I being too sensitive?

Daniel CouchmanMarch 7, 2022sex, gender, discrimination, workplace, equality, diversity, harassment, female, intimidating

An overview of the duties of a company director

An overview of the duties of a company director

Daniel CouchmanMarch 2, 2022directors, companies act, duties, obligations

Your first meeting with a divorce lawyer

Your first meeting with a divorce lawyer

Daniel CouchmanFebruary 8, 2022

Lease or license?

Lease or license?

Daniel CouchmanFebruary 2, 2022property, lease, licence, guardians, agents, court

Have you arranged your Lasting Power of Attorney yet?

Have you arranged your Lasting Power of Attorney yet?

Daniel CouchmanJanuary 26, 2022Private Client, Lasting Power of Attorney, Property and Finance, Health and Welfare, Protect

Can an employer recruit after making a redundancy?

Can an employer recruit after making a redundancy?

Daniel CouchmanJanuary 19, 2022employment, redundancy, rehire, recruit, unfair, dismissal, tribunal, claim, process.

What is Resolution and why are we proud to be members?

What is Resolution and why are we proud to be members?

Family LawDaniel CouchmanJanuary 5, 2022family, divorce, familylaw, separation, children

Reopening the workplace after COVID-19

Reopening the workplace after COVID-19

Employee health and data privacy must form part of business owners’ considerations when reopening their premises. Let’s find out more.

Heather WarnerAugust 2, 2021