Delayed completion: links in the chain

Delayed completion: what are your options when someone in your chain of property transactions is late? With a group of strangers all working toward completing on the same date, it’s a wonder it ever works out on time.

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Contesting a Will is not something you do when you are simply disappointed with your share. Has there been undue influence? Or testamentary incapacity? We look at the options

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Building on our introduction to probate disputes and contentious probate, we delve deeper into this area of law and provide the details of some real-life cases and how inheritance disputes are dealt with in practice Before going further, if you have not got a Will yet and wish to leave your estate to your loved […]

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Property misrepresentation

If you’re relying on a seller telling the truth on their Property Information Form, you could be in for a nasty shock. Our post covers some of the issues, and the comments below the post cover even more live issues from flooding to planning permission.

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An epidemic of property fraud means you need to take care when you are buying or selling property. We look at ways you can protect yourself.

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Celebrating ESTAS shortlist

Cunningtons Brighton branch is on the shortlist for this prestigious property award, to be decided in October 2024.

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What is inheritance tax? written over houses

A look at the much-maligned inheritance tax, and how writing your Will correctly with a well-trained solicitor can reduce your anxieties.

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Restrictive covenants

Restrictive Covenants can dictate what you can do with a property, even if you own the freehold. We go through some issues – and your options.

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Man Discussing a Deed of Variation

Using a Deed of Variation you can legally change a Will – but there are strict conditions. It is a way of reducing your inheritance in favour of someone else.

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Thank you, with people involved in palliative care Make a Will 2023

Cunningtons regularly participates in Farleigh Hospice’s Make a Will charity campaigns, and 2023 was no different. Cunningtons helped them raise £13,144.20 this time …

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Make sure your new child is in your Will

It’s easy to forget to update your Will, and forgetting to write a Will is easy too. Don’t leave your loved ones to deal with intestacy or an outdated Will.

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Family issues when separating

Separating couples can postpone the sale of the family home with Mesher and Martin orders. We explain how and why this may be right for you.

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