Our blog provides you with updates and points of view on different aspects of law that can affect individuals and businesses.
Posts are written by some of our partners, senior solicitors and solicitors.
There may be ‘cash in your house’, and if people think carefully and take good advice before making use of it, then equity release can be of great benefit.
Developers will be aware that where land is registered as a Town and Village Green (TVG) then development of that land is effectively prohibited. Developers will note with interest that a recent Court of Appeal ruling effectively stated that where land has already been identified for potential development then it will be too late for an application to be made to register a TVG.
Putting money into bricks and mortar has long been seen as a safe investment and has resulted in large numbers of people investing in second properties.
In recent years, equity release has been frequently advertised as a way for homeowners over the age of 55 to unlock the money that is tied up in their property.
The needs of any business will change as the years go by, and that may require giving premises’ a new feel, look, shape or size.
