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RESOLVING A LATE REGISTRATION OF LEGAL CHARGE AT COMPANIES HOUSE What should you do having discovered a failure to register a legal charge at Companies House within the statutory time limit of 21 days? DO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING […]
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What happens next with the end of the Furlough Scheme? Will your Job be affected? Are you being offered a Settlement Agreement? The Government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme ended on 30th September 2021. During the peak of the “COVID-19” […]
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Stamp Duty Surcharge for Non UK Residents As of 1st April 2021 the Government has introduced a surcharge for all buyers who are non-UK Residents. This has come from the Stamp Duty Land Tax (Administration) (Amendment) Regulations 2021. The […]
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Stamp Duty Holiday – An Update for 2021 Following on from Rishi Sunak’s Budget announced on 3rd March the Stamp Duty Holiday has been extended. The Facts Anyone purchasing a house to replace their Main Residence or as a […]
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Reactivation of Possession Claims – Landlords set to become Possessive On 23 August 2020, The Civil Procedure (Amendment No. 4) (Coronavirus) Rules 2020 will come into effect. The new rules amend the Civil Procedure Rules 1998 to add a new […]
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Proposed changes to Leasehold Property Many families that remain stuck in leasehold homes now start to see the light at the end of the tunnel as government advisers laid out a raft of proposals which would make it easier […]
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HOW TO MAKE A WILL USING VIDEO CONFERENCING One of the challenges thrown up by the Covid-19 Pandemic is how a person intending to make a Will can comply with the requirements of the Wills Act 1837. The 1837 Act […]
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What has changed? Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced a Stamp Duty holiday from 8th July 2020 and up until the 31st March 2021. This Stamp Duty holiday means that anyone who is completing the purchase of their main residence, will […]
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Wills in the time of a pandemic Unsurprisingly in these uncertain times people are taking stock and either deciding to make a Will or updating their existing Will. The challenge for both solicitors and their clients has been in the […]
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