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23rd January 2024

If Your Fence is Damaged, Who is Responsible?

The effect of storms is not only an inconvenience to some, but can also cause property damage, such as damage to their garden fences. Often causing disputes, this blog outlines who is responsible for any damage caused to your fence.

Read article by Sarah Workman

Trusts & Wills

Trusts are a very useful tool that can be used in Wills to protect assets from future events. This blog explores Trusts in further detail, fully explaining how they could assist you or your loved ones.

19th January 2024

Is it possible for executors to enter into a contract to sell a property before obtaining a grant of probate?

Given probate delays and the need for quick property sales, executors are asking if they should exchange contracts on property which forms part of the deceased estate before probate is granted. This blog explores this further.

Read article by Pardeep Kandola

15th January 2024

The Perils of Re-Marriage & Wills

When we walk down the aisle, most of us expect our marriage to last a lifetime. But this isn't always the case, and people re-marry. However, this can bring complexities, potentially resulting in heartbreak and difficulties for your loved ones.

9th January 2024

Thomas Flavell & Sons Makes a Merry Impact in 2023: A Year of Giving Back to the Community

As 2023 comes to a close, Thomas Flavell & Sons is proud to reflect on a year filled with giving and community engagement. From local businesses joining forces to fundraising events, our efforts have made a difference in the lives of those in need.

Read article by Lindsey Connolly

22nd December 2023

Why is it taking so long? An insight into Leasehold Delays in Property Transactions

In Conveyancing transactions, the presence of leasehold properties can introduce an additional level of intricacy, potentially causing delays. This blog explains the possible challenges linked to leasehold transactions.

Read article by Charlotte Moore

7th December 2023

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