More than a year after they were first announced in the 2014 Budget, the new freedoms regarding how consumers can access their pension funds come into force on April 6 2015. From this date, customers will be able to make cash withdrawals from their pension pots, without the need to buy a formal annuity or […]
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There is more to selling your property than just putting up “For Sale” signs to attract buyers; it requires a great deal of thought. Much like selling a car, a property sale is all about negotiating and ironing out the details with the buyer. To take away the guesswork of selling your property, Laing +
10-Step Guide to Selling Your Property Read Post »
The kind of tenancy you have can affect your rights, as these depend on whom you are letting the property from, when your agreement started, and if your proprietor lives in the same area or complex. Even if you do not own the property, letting it for either a short or long time gives you
Tenancy Rights: Did You Know You had These 3? Read Post »
When you go through the process of divorce, you may question whether you or your spouse can claim rights to the inheritance funds that either of you have acquired during your marriage. Inheritance during Marriage In general, inheritances are not subject to equitable distribution, as these are not considered marital property by law. These are
During and Before Marriage Inheritances Read Post »
Retaining a good, honest laywer is one of the first things you should do for your small business. Even with the best intentions and training, a paralegal or your own extensive business knowledge cannot compare to the expertise of a good lawyer. But, finding a good lawyer isn’t just a matter of cases won and
A Guide for Startups: Getting a Lawyer for Your Small Business Read Post »
