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Monthly Archives: February 2020
Tenants in common versus joint tenants: what does it mean when a solicitor asks how you want to own a property?
When buying a residential or a commercial property with another person, how the parties determine the ownership is very important, and it is therefore vital to have an understanding of the different options available. There are two options that need to be considered: They are slightly confusing terms, as many people (particularly first-time residential buyers) may normally associate the word “tenant” with someone who is renting a property. The main reason to be clear on which option you choose is because it may well determine what happens to the property if one of the owners dies, or (if you are an unmarried couple) you separate. Part of the consideration should also centre around how much each party is contributing to the purchase. Do you wish for this share to be reflected moving forward? Tenants in common Tenants in common is … Continue reading
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“Megxit” and mediation
You may feel that quite enough has been said about the current travails of the Royal family. None of us are ever likely to know the real truth behind the recent developments but we can all feel sympathy for the position the Queen is facing. When any family relationship breaks down, the ripples are likely to be felt by the extended family. Their Royal status cannot protect them from the hurt and fallout of this situation. This may not be a divorce in the conventional sense but clearly Harry and Meghan are looking for at least a separation if not a divorce from “the Firm” as it is often called. Let’s not forget Archie. Having a loving extended family is important for all children – however blue-blooded. One would hope that there will be some cool heads at any meeting. … Continue reading
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