Free family law clinics in Southwell
We offer a weekly free phone-in family law clinic at our Southwell office, which is held every Tuesday evening from 5pm-7pm. No appointment is needed to take advantage of this free...
Continue ReadingLords of the Manor – protecting valuable manorial rights
By 13th October 2013, all landowners who have manorial rights must have registered them with the Land Registry if they wish them to continue as legally binding rights, or lose them...
Continue ReadingHouse buying – choosing the right conveyancing solicitor
Finally, there’s some good news for the UK’s housing market; the National Association of Estate Agents is reporting a 41% increase in house hunter numbers in December 2012 since their lowest...
Continue ReadingWriting a will, one New Year’s resolution worth keeping
Writing a will to protect your loved ones in the event of your death could be a quick and easy New Year’s resolution to tick off the list. Especially as 95 per cent of Britons made at least one...
Continue ReadingGetting 100% Agricultural Property Relief on a tenanted farm
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Continue ReadingCash is king – a guide to getting paid for small businesses
No matter how big or small your business, cash flow is vitally important to continued financial success. If a business does not get paid, it can struggle to trade.
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A ‘Tallent’ for Business Commitment to the Community
Would it be third time lucky for local solicitors Tallents at the Newark Business Awards 2012? Fingers were crossed as the nominees for Business Commitment to the Community were read out and the...
Continue ReadingPromotion to county level for Tallented rugby coach
Local solicitor, Andy Stout from Tallents in Newark, has been appointed as one of the Nottingham county U14 rugby coaches. Andy will be assisting with the coaching of the U14 rugby squad and involved...
Continue ReadingJury Service – a guide for employers
More than 400,000 people are randomly summoned for compulsory jury service in the UK each year. Jury service usually lasts up to two weeks and losing an employee for this length of time can be very...
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