Common mistakes when making a Will
A Will is a legal document in which you specify who will be responsible for administering your estate after your…
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What happens if my conveyancing transaction falls through?
Property transactions can unfortunately fall through. Understanding why this happens and what the consequences are can help you manage expectations…
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Buying a property with a swimming pool: legal and practical questions answered
Buying a property with a swimming pool can feel like a luxury upgrade to your new home. However, swimming pools…
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Why lawyers and mortgage brokers should work together
There is a well-known saying that ‘teamwork makes the dream work’, and in Residential Conveyancing this could not be more…
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Young, unmarried, or just bought a home? Why you still need a Will
Whether you’re married, are in a civil partnership, have children, or are currently single, a Will ensures that your estate…
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Challenging a Will on grounds of testamentary capacity
Contentious probate lawyers often field calls from aggrieved children (or other family members) who are concerned after finding themselves omitted…
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Intensification of an easement
What Is an Easement? An easement is a legal right that allows somebody to use land which belongs to another…
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Pinney Talfourd Solicitors’ 2025 charity carol concert brings the community together
We are delighted to share that our annual Charity Christmas Carol Concert, held on Monday 1st December 2025 at the…
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Smart estate planning: lifetime gifts that are exempt from inheritance tax
Effective estate planning is essential for anyone wishing to protect their wealth and minimise Inheritance Tax (IHT) liabilities. One of…
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Settlement agreements: top Ten tips for negotiating a better exit package
If you are exiting a business, whether voluntarily or through redundancy or dismissal, your employer may offer you a Settlement…
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