Archer Rusby is a niche solicitors practice providing legal advice to individuals and businesses. Established in 2008 in the heart of the financial crisis we have steadily expanded and are now home to a dedicated team of lawyers and support staff. The services we provide include residential and commercial property, property development work, the buying and selling of small businesses and advice in respect of wills, probate, trusts and estate planning.
Based in Rickmansworth, serving the local area and beyond, our aim is to build long term relationships with our clients, giving them consistent advice, support and guidance.
Based in Rickmansworth, serving the local area and beyond, our aim is to build long term relationships with our clients, giving them consistent advice, support and guidance.
Services
Archer Rusby works closely with all professionals involved in the conveyancing process including estate agents, mortgage advisors and surveyors and maintain communication to ensure your transaction proceeds as smoothly as possible.
We understand that communication is key to success and a stress free transaction.
Whether you are a first time buyer or experienced investor we offer a friendly and approachable service and are always happy to take your call.
We have a team of experienced conveyancers and assistants dedicated to providing you with the best possible service.
We understand that communication is key to success and a stress free transaction.
Whether you are a first time buyer or experienced investor we offer a friendly and approachable service and are always happy to take your call.
We have a team of experienced conveyancers and assistants dedicated to providing you with the best possible service.
Making a Will is an essential thing to do for almost everyone.
Leaving loose ends after you die may result in loved ones grappling with complex legal issues at a distressing time.
In particular, couples who live together and share financial resources but are not married are especially vulnerable; and second marriages with extended families.
Without a Will the law decides who will inherit your property and who will deal with your Estate.
You may already have a Will but it is a good idea to review it at regular intervals, particular if your circumstances have changed or the law has changed.
Leaving loose ends after you die may result in loved ones grappling with complex legal issues at a distressing time.
In particular, couples who live together and share financial resources but are not married are especially vulnerable; and second marriages with extended families.
Without a Will the law decides who will inherit your property and who will deal with your Estate.
You may already have a Will but it is a good idea to review it at regular intervals, particular if your circumstances have changed or the law has changed.
Thousands of people every year suffer from strokes, dementia and sudden unexpected brain damaging accidents.
If assets are in your sole name, your loved ones are unlikely to be able to access them in order to run your financial affairs without making an application to the Court of Protection for deputyship.
If that application is required, it is an expensive and time consuming process and often the person that acquires deputyship may not be the one you would have chosen before the illness occurred.
If assets are in your sole name, your loved ones are unlikely to be able to access them in order to run your financial affairs without making an application to the Court of Protection for deputyship.
If that application is required, it is an expensive and time consuming process and often the person that acquires deputyship may not be the one you would have chosen before the illness occurred.
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