Are you considering buying, or do you already own, a second property? Solicitor Katherine Eaton who heads up our busy Conveyancing Department analyses the upcoming Stamp Duty Land Tax changes.
Are you considering buying, or do you already own, a second property? Solicitor Katherine Eaton who heads up our busy Conveyancing Department analyses the upcoming Stamp Duty Land Tax changes.
Read more about how the team at Punch Robson are working to ensure that your personal details are kept safe.
It is that time of year again when many parents who have separated, turn to us for legal advice about their rights surrounding contact over the Christmas period. Associate Solicitor Julie Brown from Punch Robson Solicitors shares her perspective on how to approach this sensitive topic.
Punch Robson Solicitors are proud to offer a bursary to students attending Teesside University. This year the winner of the bursary is Jessica Inman who received a cheque from Punch Robson, support during her studies and the offer of work experience.
In the recent Autumn Statement, George Osborne announced several changes to residential property that will affect the market in the next few years. Read more about these changes and how they may affect you if you are considering buying a property.
You won’t be surprised to hear that we think everyone should have a valid and up-to-date Will. This is why we are currently offering free appointments to discuss your Will with you. Read more information about this offer and why we think Wills are so important.
Boundary disputes are never pleasant affairs, often arising from other petty issues. Read our advice on dealing with such matters and how to avoid going to Court. We are able to provide legal advice or guidance through any stages of the process.
In July 2015 Punch Robson employees completed a “ Diversity Questionnaire” in line with the requirements of the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA). We received completed questionnaires from about 50% of our workforce including partners, which you can read here.
We all know that writing a Will is very important, yet many of us put off doing it. Unfortunately, some people leave it too late and their wishes are not met. What should you do if you think that the Will of someone you know should be challenged?
