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Buying a Property
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Being able to obtain bespoke advice about the options that are available to you when buying a property to make sure it’s held exactly as you want it to be.
When two people buy a property together and they are not married, it is not always straight forward. Property can be held in a number of different ways and not necessarily in equal shares. Also, sometimes a third party such as relatives will be assisting in buying property. It’s really important that people obtain their own independent legal advice about the interest of their property and how this can be held.
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02/03/2021
Changing your will after a divorce
In England and Wales, if you made a will while you were married and then you get divorced, your divorce can alter the terms of your will. Although your will remains valid after divorce, your ex-spouse will no longer be able to benefit from it, unless you have expressly stated otherwise. They will also no…
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Nicholas O’Hara
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Nick champions Thursfields’ business development strategy. He actively seeks relations with new contacts and develops existing relations to guide clients with their legal requirements and help ensure their business aspirations are achieved. Previously as Managing Director he led the significant growth and change of the business for over 12 years and has a wide range…
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Shane Miller
Director and Head of Family Law Department
Tony Gibb
Director, Commercial Property
Philip Chapman
Director, Corporate & Commercial
Sharon Oakley
Associate Director, Wills & Estates
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Chairman
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Do you have a Will and if so, is it still suitable for your family, your assets and your circumstances?
Our experienced advisers can help you in a number of ways to protect your assets for you during lifetime and for those you wish to benefit. We know that every client is different and that means spending time getting to know you and your circumstances. Once we understand more about you, we can help in a variety of different ways.
Trusts have a valid and essential role in protecting assets for vulnerable individuals.
This could be putting assets into Trust for young children, or those with a disability. Equally, they can allow you to protect and preserve assets for future generations, allowing your wealth to remain in the family for many years to come.
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13/04/2021
New rules for converting commercial high street premises into homes welcome
New rules making it easier for commercial premises to be converted into homes to help revitalise England’s high streets and town centres have been welcomed by Thursfields Solicitors. The package of government measures, announced by housing secretary Robert Jenrick, are aimed at providing more homes and transforming unused buildings to give high streets a new…
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08/04/2021
I do not need a Will – it will all go to the wife. Right?
Well yes and no. You are correct that there are rules in place to distribute your estate, in the absence of a Will. But the rules do not take into account the true nature of family relationships and what the average person might think is “right” of “fair”. For example, if you are legally married…
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