Residential Property Matters

Amongst other matters, I can act for you in connection with your re-mortgage or transfer of equity. I will ensure your transaction is carried out quickly and efficiently in a cost-effective manner. read more

Administering an Estate/Obtaining Probate of the Will

On someone’s death, their estate is administered by an executor (if there is a will) or an administrator if they died intestate (without leaving a will). Any number of complexities can arise in connection with the administration of an estate and a good knowledge of the law is therefore essential. You should bear in mind that if you are an executor and you make a mistake you may be personally liable so you should consult a solicitor to avoid any errors...read more.

Making or amending/updating your Will 

If what happens to your property and family when you die is important to you then you should make a will. By making a will you can put your affairs in order, choose your executors, make financial arrangements for your children as well as appointing a guardian, reduce or eliminate inheritance tax and try to avoid disputes within your family. If you do not have a will you may give all or part of your estate to someone you would not want to benefit and may not provide for someone dear to you...read more.