In a globalised business world, laws transcend borders as often as business opportunities. It is…
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In a globalised business world, laws transcend borders as often as business opportunities. It is…
Most of us are aware of Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPAs) – there has been…
If you are a Tenant taking a Lease of commercial premises, it is important to take legal advice now to avoid unexpected issues arising throughout the Term of the Lease, or when you return the Premises to the Landlord.
The limitation period for collection of debts is 6 years from the date the debt became payable and after that time they may become statute barred. This means that the debt is no longer recoverable, including by legal action in the courts. Whilst the debt might not be recoverable through the Court, we can still send the debtor a letter to try to collect these amounts owed to you on your behalf.
Legacies in Wills form the foundation of some of the UK’s best known and best…
During December the Else team collected for the food bank and Chris Else and Charlotte…
Chris Else, Managing Partner at Else Solicitors, reflects on 2023.
If you are the parents of young children, the appointment of Guardians in your Will…
Georgina Haley, Commercial Property paralegal at Else Solicitors, examines whether buyers and tenants should be concerned about Chancel Repair Liability, an ancient law which can require them to pay towards the upkeep of a local church.
Regardless of its later terms, most Wills start with a statement revoking (cancelling) all previous…