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Case study: £5.9 million agricultural land sale with £4 million overage agreement
Commercial Property Partner, Jonathan Wilson, recently acted for an existing client on the sale of his agricultural land to a property developer for £5.9 million. The instruction The acquisition was...
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Our Commercial Services division recently advised on the restructuring of Lime Tree Dental Practice in Portishead, Bristol, to incorporate the practice and allow for the investment of a new partner....
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Your guide to Personal Injury Trusts
A Personal Injury Trust (PIT) is a legal arrangement where compensation funds from a personal injury claim, such as a brain injury claim, are held in a separate Trust account...
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Understanding Personal Injury Trusts for children
When a child is awarded significant compensation for personal injury, it is often recommended that the money be placed into a minor Personal Injury Trust (PIT). A minor Personal Injury...
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Do I need a professional trustee?
Setting up a Personal Injury Trust (PIT) is a sensible and beneficial way of managing compensation funds from a personal injury claim. However, a question we are commonly asked by...
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How to choose the right conveyancing solicitor
Buying a home is likely to be one of the biggest financial commitments you’ll ever make, so it’s no surprise that cost is usually the first thing people look at...
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A simple guide to buying a leasehold
If you’re thinking of buying a flat, it’s almost certain that you’ll be taking on a leasehold property. But what exactly does that mean, and how does it differ from...
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Avoid costly mistakes: the case against DIY probate
For some Executors of an estate, it can be tempting to apply for probate yourself in a bid to save money and time. After all, the cost of living is...
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Post-divorce checklist: what to do after divorce
Divorce proceedings can be stressful and lengthy, and the mental load can be overwhelming. Once you receive your Final Order (formerly known as a decree absolute), you may be wondering...
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Citizen 2025 | Grey ‘go-getters’ or ‘must-getters’? The changing face of the older workforce
In our 2015 report, we coined the phrase ‘grey go-getters’, predicting that with life expectancy rising and access to better health care, we’d see an increasingly grey workforce by 2025....
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Inheritance Tax changes: why now is the time to get ahead with estate planning
Inheritance Tax (IHT) has long been a consideration for estate planning, but a series of upcoming changes in 2027 means it deserves closer attention more than ever. From reforms affecting...
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What happens to your business in a divorce?
If you own a business and are about to start the process of legally ending your marriage or civil partnership, you may be wondering what happens to your business. If...
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