TC Smith can help you with legal help in Property Services, Conveyancing, Re-Mortgaging, Trust Deeds and Co-Habitation, Powers Of Attorney, Tenancy Agreements and Easements & Boundaries. This area of activity is now regulated by The Licensing Act 2003 which, along with its associated regulations and prescribed forms, can be difficult to navigate. Missing a step or notification will result in delay and expense, neither of which are welcome.
We offer a tailored debt recovery process at an economic rate. We can provide a fixed costs recovery package to suit your circumstances - from initial warning letter through to judgment and enforcement. We act mainly for employers, usually for small to medium sized businesses, with a view to guiding clients through the issues that regularly present themselves in the workplace, approaching situations on the basis that it is better to prevent a problem arising than to attempt to manage it afterwards.
TC Smith can help you set up a Lasting Power of Attorney to plan ahead and arrange matters so that one or more people that you trust can be appointed to look after your affairs if you are no longer able to do so.
We offer a tailored debt recovery process at an economic rate. We can provide a fixed costs recovery package to suit your circumstances - from initial warning letter through to judgment and enforcement. We act mainly for employers, usually for small to medium sized businesses, with a view to guiding clients through the issues that regularly present themselves in the workplace, approaching situations on the basis that it is better to prevent a problem arising than to attempt to manage it afterwards.
TC Smith can help you set up a Lasting Power of Attorney to plan ahead and arrange matters so that one or more people that you trust can be appointed to look after your affairs if you are no longer able to do so.
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He took his son Edmund into partnership in 1926 after he returned from the Great War having served in the Royal Artillery.
He was the youngest serving captain in the British Army at the time.
T C assisted by Edmund was largely responsible for drawing up the 1926 Freemen Act which regulates the Berwick Freemens Estate.
T C's youngest son Ivor was admitted to the Partnership in about 1929.
During the Second World War Ivor served in the Royal Navy and Edmund kept the Firm going with the assistance of only one clerk.
He was the youngest serving captain in the British Army at the time.
T C assisted by Edmund was largely responsible for drawing up the 1926 Freemen Act which regulates the Berwick Freemens Estate.
T C's youngest son Ivor was admitted to the Partnership in about 1929.
During the Second World War Ivor served in the Royal Navy and Edmund kept the Firm going with the assistance of only one clerk.
We are proud to be able to offer the complete range of property and conveyancing services, using a partner-led approach.
We have two partners and a para-legal working in this area.
Between them, they offer a wide range of knowledge and a depth of expertise.
We have also attained accreditation with the Law Society's Quality Conveyancing scheme - a scheme designed by the Law Society specifically to give you "ultimate peace of mind" and a "professional high-quality conveyancing service".
Buying and selling your home may not be the easiest transaction that you have ever undertaken.
We have two partners and a para-legal working in this area.
Between them, they offer a wide range of knowledge and a depth of expertise.
We have also attained accreditation with the Law Society's Quality Conveyancing scheme - a scheme designed by the Law Society specifically to give you "ultimate peace of mind" and a "professional high-quality conveyancing service".
Buying and selling your home may not be the easiest transaction that you have ever undertaken.
Once someone has died, it becomes necessary to wind up their affairs in as orderly and timely a manner as possible.
This process is known as the administration of an estate.
We have extensive experience in dealing with cross border aspects of grants of probate and confirmations and their administration.
If the deceased owned shares or land in his or her own name - or had assets totalling more than about 15,000 - then it will usually be necessary to obtain a Grant of Representation.
This is a document issued by the Probate Registry - a division of the High Court.
This process is known as the administration of an estate.
We have extensive experience in dealing with cross border aspects of grants of probate and confirmations and their administration.
If the deceased owned shares or land in his or her own name - or had assets totalling more than about 15,000 - then it will usually be necessary to obtain a Grant of Representation.
This is a document issued by the Probate Registry - a division of the High Court.
The only way that you can be sure that, on your death, your assets pass to the people you choose is by making a will.
If you die without having made an effective will then you are said to have died 'intestate'.
Did you know that an unmarried partner (sometimes called the 'Common-law wife or husband') will not be entitled to any part of your estate under the intestacy rules?
Or that a spouse or civil partner may not necessarily receive everything?
This can create a sense of unfairness which can lead to disagreements - and may result in expensive court action involving the estate.
If you die without having made an effective will then you are said to have died 'intestate'.
Did you know that an unmarried partner (sometimes called the 'Common-law wife or husband') will not be entitled to any part of your estate under the intestacy rules?
Or that a spouse or civil partner may not necessarily receive everything?
This can create a sense of unfairness which can lead to disagreements - and may result in expensive court action involving the estate.
Existing EPA's are still valid but should be reviewed to make sure that the Attorney is still willing and able to act, and that the other terms are still as you want them.
If the Attorney under an EPA thinks that the Donor is (or is becoming) unable to manage his or her affairs then they must apply to register the EPA with the Office of the Public Guardian.
Failure to do so can lead the Attorney into making decisions and taking steps for the Donor which are not permitted until registration - and may therefore be unlawful.
If the Attorney under an EPA thinks that the Donor is (or is becoming) unable to manage his or her affairs then they must apply to register the EPA with the Office of the Public Guardian.
Failure to do so can lead the Attorney into making decisions and taking steps for the Donor which are not permitted until registration - and may therefore be unlawful.
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