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By Shelly Fuge on Feb 15, 2012

 For my second blog I thought I would give some guidelines for people who are considering buying a leasehold property. 

When you purchase a Leasehold property you are buying the right to reside at the property and enjoy the property as your own for the term of the Lease.  Most Leases are for 999 years however some are shorter.

By Luke Welsh on Feb 14, 2012

 I’m employed by this company, and so are you!

As I leapt out of bed this morning and tore off the page of my calendar, it was no surprise to me what was displayed…of course it’s Tuesday! But then reality hit me as hard as one of Cupid’s sharpened arrows that it is indeed the feast of the patron saint of lurrrve, St. Valentine himself.

By Clare Bowen on Feb 13, 2012

 Clare Bowen is the Head of HR Services at JCP Solicitors and provides HR support to many of the firm’s clients. In this series of articles, Clare breaks down standard HR procedures into small and manageable bite sized pieces of information.

By Clare Bowen on Feb 7, 2012

Clare Bowen is the Head of HR Services at JCP Solicitors and provides HR support to many of the firm’s clients. In this series of articles, Clare breaks down standard HR procedures into small and manageable bite sized pieces of information.

By Christine Rawsthorne on Feb 2, 2012

 When a couple separate and there are children involved, I am often contacted by the grandparents who have concerns over maintaining a relationship with their grandchildren. Their concerns often go unnoticed whilst the main focus is on the parents themselves and the time that the children will spend with each of them.

By Lynne Morgan on Jan 30, 2012

 Aviva one of the largest insurance companies in Europe recently looked through its accident claims records to find the most unusual and bizarre compensation claims which surprisingly have been reported since the 1860’s!

By JCP on Jan 25, 2012

 The last couple of weeks have seen me in North Pembs getting round to meet as many clients as I can, especially following our link up with VJG Johns. The weather certainly helped and most of the farms were very busy as they look forward to another farming year with all the challenges that brings.

By on Jan 24, 2012


James Hall, guest blogger and Barrister at Cornwall Street Chambers in Birmingham, writes about the wealth of recent court decisions as to the correct interpretation of Part 36 of the Civil Procedure Rules.

By Luke Welsh on Jan 16, 2012

So today is apparently ‘Blue Monday’, labelled as the most depressing day of the year as a result of another equation created by some mad boffin combining different factors such as weather, debt and motivation.

By Shelly Fuge on Jan 11, 2012

 There are two ways of owning property in the UK; Leasehold or Freehold. I have noticed that there has been an increase in the number of clients enquiring as to whether and why they should purchase the freehold to their property. So I thought it would be a good idea to write an explanation which would be easy for all to understand and a quick reference for those enquiring.

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