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September 30, 2023

Buying a home

On the move – a guide to conveyancing for First Time Buyers

Buying your first home is exciting but the legal side of moving can...

August 31, 2023

Agricultural law Alistair Millar

Thinking of buying some rural land? Don’t forget about sporting rights!

It’s all too easy to assume that when you buy or lease rural land in England or Wales that as the owner or tenant only you have rights over the land. But there are...

Protecting the farm with a Lasting Power of Attorney

July 21, 2023

Agricultural law Alistair Millar All Tallents Articles Dispute resolution Property law

Verbal promises, more than hot air? Advice for farming families on proprietary estoppel

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June 22, 2023

Business law Commercial law Dispute resolution

Dissolution of a Business Partnership

Dissolution of a business partnership There are many reasons for the dissolution of a business partnership. For example...

Declaration of Trust for property - an explanation, Image by No-longer-here from Pixabay

May 18, 2023

Buying a home Property law Vili Chung

Declaration of Trust for property – an explanation

Declaration of Trust for property - an explanation When buying a property, more and more people are...

The Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) published Deputy Standards

April 24, 2023

Court of Protection Later life Private Client law

New Office of the Public Guardian Deputy Standards

The Office of the Public Guardian (OPG) published

Partnership agreement - Alistair Millar explains why farming families should have a partnership agreement in place to secure the succession of the farm

April 3, 2023

Agricultural law Alistair Millar Inheritance tax

Partnership agreement – why farming families need one

Many farming businesses involve different generations of the same family working on the farm, notes Alistair...

Tallents Solicitors can help victims if domestic abuse apply for occupation orders

March 16, 2023

Andrew Stout Children law Family law

Occupation orders – protection against domestic abuse

Everyone deserves the right to feel secure in their own home. That’s why victims of domestic abuse who also meet certain requirements, can apply to the Courts for an...

Changes made to give tenants breathing space as evictions ban ends

February 20, 2023

All Tallents Articles Property law

Upcoming changes to Capital Gains Tax on property

Following the Chancellor’s Autumn 2022 Budget, there will be changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) allowances from April 2023 when selling UK property under certain...