Adam Crawford First Time Buyers Magazine Feature 2019
In an article published by First Time Buyers Magazine, Partner and Head of New Build Homes, Adam Crawford looks at the difference between buying a new build property and an existing property.
No deal? Brexit and Family Law in the UK
As the uncertainty surrounding Brexit shows no sign of abating, so too does the uncertainty surrounding the impact of Brexit upon Family Law. While the countries within the United Kingdom are responsible for their own substantive family law, for example the grounds for divorce (for information regarding the current government consultation on no fault divorce,
Free Seminar: Lease Extensions
DATE: MONDAY 18TH FEBRUARY 2019 TIME: 5.30PM REGISTRATION VENUE: RUISLIP GOLF CLUB, THE FAIRWAY, ICKENHAM ROAD, RUISLIP HA4 7DQ It is extremely important for all Leaseholders to be aware of the consequences of allowing the term of their Leases to drop below 80 years, which can potentially lead to problems on sale or re-mortgage. Delay
Shortlisted for the Best Law Firm for Conveyancing
Prince Evans are delighted to be shortlisted for the Best Law Firm for Conveyancing for the upcoming First Time Buyer Readers’ Awards First Time Buyer Magazine #Conveyancing #WestLondon #FirstTimeBuyer #Property
FREE SEMINAR: New Years Resolutions
DATE: TUESDAY 19TH FEBRUARY 2019 TIME: 5.30PM REGISTRATION VENUE: EALING GOLF CLUB, PERIVALE LANE, GREENFORD, UB6 8TS Prince Evans Solicitors welcome you to an inter-team seminar with the Family and Matrimonial and Wills, Trusts & Probate teams, offering a seminar for those looking to put their ducks in a row in the New Year. Muna
Good Divorce Week
26 November 2018 to 30 November marks Resolution’s Good Divorce Week. Resolution is an organisation committed to the constructive resolution of family disputes and we are proud that our family law practitioners are members. As the Government consultation around the Government’s proposals to introduce no-fault divorce gets underway and Good Divorce Week comes to an
My tenant is proposing a CVA. What are my options?
“A net 1,123 stores disappeared from Britain’s top 500 high streets in the first six months of the year, according to the accountancy firm PwC.” With growing uncertainty in the economy, numerous retail and restaurant tenants are currently proposing company voluntary arrangements (CVAs) with the primary purpose of reducing their rental commitments. The restaurant industry,
Will I have to spend a lot of money making my commercial properties “energy efficient” and bringing them up to scratch?
The Energy Efficiency (Private Rented Property) (England and Wales) Regulations 2015 (“MEES Regulations”) are intended to improve the energy efficiency of residential and commercial privately rented properties. For commercial property, it is Part 3 of the MEES Regulations which is important, which prohibit a landlord from granting new leases from 1 April 2018 or continuing
ALL CHANGE FOR LEASEHOLDERS:
The Law Commission consults on radical changes to Lease extensions and Freehold purchase YOUR CHANCE TO COMMENT Leaseholders can comment on the Law Commission’s radical proposals on how Leaseholders extend the term of their leases. The current system is far from simple or transparent. Above all, the calculation of the premium to be paid by
Prince Evans recognised by higher ranking in the Legal 500!
We are delighted that our Personal Injury Team has achieved a superb write up again in this year’s Legal 500, which is one of the leading guide of law firms in the UK. The Team has been ranked higher than last year! “Prince Evans Solicitors LLP is a ‘strong player’ and a ‘premium firm in
STAMP DUTY LAND TAX – FIRST TIME BUYERS’ RELIEF EXTENDED FOR SHARED OWNERSHIP
No doubt you will have seen one of the headlines from the Chancellor’s budget on 29 October 2018 is that first time buyers’ relief for Stamp Duty Land Tax (“SDLT”) is to be extended for first time buyers of shared ownership properties(and applied retrospectively). In this note Adam Crawford, Partner and Head of New Build
Statutory prohibition on second successions to secure tenancies held to be lawful (London Borough of Haringey v Simawi)
24/10/2018 Local Government analysis: In this case, the High Court was called upon to consider whether the statutory prohibition on second successions to secure tenancies amounted to unlawful discrimination in the enjoyment of a person’s rights under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) where the first succession occurred following death rather