19 February 2013 15:35
Walsall Solicitors, Addison O’Hare has swiftly responded to the funding cuts in family cases from 1st April 2013. The government has announced that from that date it will withdraw public funding from the majority of family law cases
22 November 2012 10:33
The chances of a home sale falling through can be reduced if buyers and sellers act early, says local Black Country Solicitors.
26 June 2012 11:30
Tenants who move into properties rented out by people unable to sell their homes risk encountering “learner landlords”, warns Walsall solicitors Addison O’Hare.
11 May 2012 09:21
Black Country solicitors are warning against schemes that have been operating in the local area where people sell their homes at a discounted rate and in return they stay living there as a rent paying tenant for a fixed term.
01 May 2012 10:51
Leaseholders should consider extending their lease now or risk seeing its value decline, warns Addison O’Hare in Walsall.
30 March 2012 07:57
Addison O'Hare recognises that when no Lasting Power of Attorney is in place things can be hard. We are offering a FREE interactive seminar to help you understand the Lasting Power of Attorney and our services that we offer.
14 March 2012 10:23
The Bribery Act came into force on 1 July 2011 and applies to sole traders, partnerships and companies based in the UK.
Jordan Whyte of Addison O'hare Solicitors has a look at the recent developments in bribery legislation to find out.
21 February 2012 12:25
Addison O’hare Solicitors in Walsall is warning home-buyers who turn to the “bank of mum and dad” and increasingly the bank of grandparents to buy their home to prepare for all the eventualities, as generous family members tighten their belts.
13 February 2012 14:21
Addison O'hare, local solicitors in Walsall, has developed an approach to divorce to help reduce financial costs by offering a fixed fee divorce.
09 August 2011 11:23
“Staycation” second homes can be legal minefields, warns Addison O’Hare
Addison O’Hare in Walsall says the popularity of second homes in the UK, which are often used as holiday homes, could expose owners to a “minefield” of risks.