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No Fault Divorce plans are unveiled

Following many years of pressure by family lawyers the Government has announced plans to end the need for fault-based divorce. These changes...

April 9, 2019 Read More

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Who makes your medical decisions if you lack capacity?

The recent case of DCC v NLH [2019] EWCOP 9 is an interesting case where the Court of Protection dealt with a matter where a person lacked t...

April 9, 2019 Read More

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Movers and Shakers at Fisher Jones Greenwood

We are delighted to announce that Jody Williams has been promoted to Associate Solicitor within our Conveyancing team. Jody graduated from t...

April 8, 2019 Read More

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One Year Anniversary for FJG in Holland-on-Sea

It has been one year since our acquisition with Holland-on-Sea firm Alistair Keeble Solicitors. The acquisition saw FJG gain a prominent p...

April 3, 2019 Read More

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Can I claim for bereavement?

Can I claim for bereavement? Unfortunately there are a lot of people who lose loved ones as a result of someone else’s negligence. Coping ...

April 1, 2019 Read More

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New RICS Code of Practice relating to service charges in commercial property

Effective from 1 April 2019. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) professional statement relating to service charges in comm...

April 1, 2019 Read More

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Health and safety concerns for commercial premises

In acting for commercial landlord or tenant clients, we are always asked to confirm what the parties respective obligations are. The various...

March 26, 2019 Read More

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How can a business lease be brought to an end?

We are often asked by commercial tenants (and landlords), how a business lease may be brought to an end in the absence of a formal option to...

March 20, 2019 Read More

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Is a landlord entitled to withhold consent to a tenant request to assign or underlet a business tenancy?

The Landlord and Tenant Act 1988 imposes various duties on a landlord in relation to the grant of a licence to assign or sublet a property u...

March 20, 2019 Read More

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R (Goloshvili) v. Secretary of State for the Home Department and Liberty

Notice of Letting to a Disqualified Person. R (Goloshvili) v. Secretary of State for the Home Department and Liberty [2019] EWHC 614 is a ve...

March 19, 2019 Read More

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The Residence Nil Rate Band – A Common Misunderstanding

Before April 2017, the inheritance tax rules for an estate was that a deceased gets a tax free allowance (called the Nil Rate Band – NRB) ...

March 13, 2019 Read More

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What happens to a pension when someone dies?

A Workplace Pension is a way of saving for your retirement that is arranged by your employer. Alternatively, you may have put in place a Pri...

March 4, 2019 Read More

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No Fault Divorce plans are unveiled

Who makes your medical decisions if you lack capacity?

Movers and Shakers at Fisher Jones Greenwood

One Year Anniversary for FJG in Holland-on-Sea

Can I claim for bereavement?

New RICS Code of Practice relating to service charges in commercial property

Health and safety concerns for commercial premises

How can a business lease be brought to an end?

Is a landlord entitled to withhold consent to a tenant request to assign or underlet a business tenancy?

R (Goloshvili) v. Secretary of State for the Home Department and Liberty

The Residence Nil Rate Band – A Common Misunderstanding

What happens to a pension when someone dies?