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Employment

Are you, or have you been treated unfairly in the workplace? - see what can be done about it.

Are you an employer? Are you being taken to the Employment Tribunal by a vexatious aggrieved former employee?

Whatever the problem, we are here to help resolve it. Contact us now.

Commercial Conveyancing

We have extensive experience in transactions relating to commercial property.

You will be able to gain from this experience by contacting us for your conveyancing needs. Whether it be selling or purchase of property; drawing up, reassignment or negotiation of a lease; or some other matter such as premises change of use, Contact us now to discuss your options.

Co-habitation

It is quite common nowadays for people to live together who are unmarried. It is rarely realised though that the legal consequences of cohabitation can be far reaching.

If faced with a crisis, usually in the form of death or relationship breakdown, cohabitants can make very little use of the system of law available in England and Wales to married people. Whereas the courts have powers to adjust property rights on divorce or death, they can only determine the property rights of cohabitants by reference to deeds, documents and agreements. If these are not available, the courts have to consider actual contributions by the parties and/or their intentions. It may be difficult to prove actual contributions because the parties may have forgotten, and as for the parties original intentions, these may not be readily identifiable, or could be disputed.

We advise people who are unmarried couples to have a cohabitation agreement to record their intentions and ownership of assets by reference to their contribution. This ensures that any disagreements on separation can be minimised and risks of litigation in the courts reduced.

Don't wait for a crisis to occur before asking about your rights - Contact us now and write an agreement.