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Property
When buying a property we will guide and support you throughout your purchase ensuring you understand your legal rights and obligations.
Everyone buying a property has to go through the conveyancing process. Conveyancing is the legal work that is carried out between your offer being accepted, you and the seller exchanging contracts as well as the completion of the sale. A conveyancing solicitor’s responsibilities include local search, land charges search, advising on land registry and stamp duty. Every house purchase is different; we always work with your best interests in mind and will deal with the land registry, stamp duty charges and payments, drawing up and assessing contracts, providing expert legal advice as well as excellent customer service.
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11/03/2020
Thursfields warning of tight deadline to pay Capital Gains Tax | Residential Property
Property owners selling homes at a profit have less than a month to complete before a new Capital Gains Tax (CGT) regime comes in that means the tax must be paid within 30 days. Thursfields Solicitors is reminding sellers that new rules introduced by the Finance Act 2019 mean that CGT must be paid much…
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Team
Julian Field
Director, Residential Conveyancing
Louise Jones
Senior Associate and Head of New Homes, Residential Conveyancing & New Homes
Richard Watkins
Director, Residential Conveyancing
Alison Wacey
Senior Associate Solicitor, Residential Conveyancing
Amy Gold-Mellish
Solicitor, Residential Conveyancing
Sidrah Walimia
Solicitor, Residential Conveyancing
Rosemary Case
Chartered Legal Executive, Residential Conveyancing
Samantha McHugo
Para-Legal, Residential Conveyancing
Andrew Piggin
Solicitor, Residential Conveyancing
Sian Birkett
Solicitor, Residential Conveyancing
Aimee Postings
Conveyancing Executive, Residential Conveyancing
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Have you updated your Will?
When purchasing a property ensure you update your Will to include this asset. If you don’t have a Will in place we strongly recommend making one.
Wills and Lifetime PlanningAre you buying with someone else?
There is a lot to consider when jointly purchasing a property. It is often a difficult conversation to have but it is important to set out what would happen in the eventuality that one of you can no longer afford or have party to the property.
Buying a Property in Joint Names
We were particularly pleased with the promptness in responding to queries and regular updates on progress. A professional and competent approach underlined by regular personal contact and thoroughness in completing work to schedule.
Mr and Prof. Stephen-Haynes
Our latest news and events
30/03/2020
Further guidance on commercial property measures – Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Thursfields Solicitors has issued further guidance to commercial tenants following Royal Assent for the Coronavirus Act 2020. Tony Gibb, Director and Head of the Commercial Property team said: “The Government has acted swiftly to try and protect commercial tenants, with the intention of securing continuity for high street and other businesses when the current restrictions…
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30/03/2020
Furlough leave – the government releases further guidance
Further to our previous article, Lockdown – what do employers do now?, we have now received further guidance from the government in respect of its Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. You can review the complete guidance here In summary: The scheme is open to all UK employers that had a PAYE scheme in place on 28…
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