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What is the role of an Executor?
Being named as an Executor on a Will involves being legally appointed to manage someone’s estate upon their death. There are various...


Guide to buying a commercial property
If you are looking to buy business premises to occupy or rent out, there are various factors to consider before, during, and after...


Child Arrangements Order: who can apply?
When a couple separates, and they disagree on where their child or children are going to live, they can apply for a Child Arrangements...


How to Resolve a Business Dispute
When a company has a disagreement with another business, matters need to be managed carefully. Whether it’s a supplier or a client, it’s...


Why you should update your Will
There are various reasons why you should update your Will, especially if you want a choice over who inherits from your estate....


5 Common Conveyancing Questions
When it comes to buying and selling a property, the quality of your conveyancing could make the difference between a good sale and costly...


What is a Child Arrangements Order?
If you have children, it can be very stressful trying to organise their living arrangements when a relationship has broken down. Whether...


SHB Welcomes New Team Members
It’s been another busy year for Salusbury Harding & Barlow Solicitors and a year of change. We have welcomed new starters to the firm,...


A Fond Farewell: Solicitor Clive Cook Retirement
SHB Solicitors recently said a fond farewell to one of our solicitors, Clive Cook, who retired earlier this year. As a treasured...


What is the probate process in the UK?
A grant of probate allows you to manage a deceased person’s estate. A frequently asked question is, "What is the probate process in the...


How to Approach a Property Boundary Issue
When a disagreement arises over a property or land matter, it can be stressful for everyone. However, knowing how to approach a property...


What happens if there’s no Lasting Power of Attorney?
If you were to lose mental capacity, Lasting Powers of Attorney give those you trust the authority to make decisions on your behalf....


A Practical Guide to Shared Ownership Schemes
A Shared Ownership scheme can be a useful way to get onto the property ladder. However, there are many factors to consider, along with...


Landlord and Tenant Rights
As dispute resolution solicitors, we often advise on landlord and tenant rights in relation to rental properties. Due to proposed changes...


5 Common myths about inheritance
Are you sure you know exactly who will inherit from you and whether your family will have to pay inheritance tax? There are a few common...


Guide to buying a property
If you are looking to move house, there are lots of different factors to consider. Therefore, we decided to produce a simple guide to...


3 Common Business Disputes
When you are running a business, there are many different disputes that can arise. In this blog, we look at three common business...


What happens after a death
When a loved one passes away, it is often an emotionally distressing time. But what happens after death and do you know what to do when...


Do you need a Financial Agreement to get divorced?
Getting divorced or dissolving a civil partnership can be stressful and emotionally challenging. While you don’t need a financial...


10 Christmas traditions for the home
Across the world and here in the UK, there are many different Christmas traditions for the home. From wreaths to ancient customs and even...
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