As winter sets in, we start to plan for Christmas and think about the year ahead. January is often a time for making changes, whether it’s a new year resolution or simply the motivation to prepare for the future. What are you most determined to change during 2024? Here are some of the top changes where our legal experts can help.

16 Nov Your legal future. What lies ahead for you?

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January is often a time for making changes, whether it’s a new year resolution or simply the motivation to prepare for the future.

What are you most determined to change during 2024?

Here are some of the top changes where our legal experts can help.

Personal changes

I want to move house

If you are planning to buy or sell a property in the future, you will know that budgeting is crucial.  Read our handy list to help you budget for all the fees associated with buying a house.  You can also get an instant conveyancing quotation to help you with your planning.

I want to write a Will

There are several key moments in life when writing or updating an existing Will are important, such as getting married, cohabiting, following a divorce, after buying your first home or having a child.  Learn more about the types of Wills that are available to meet your needs here.

I want to get divorced

The decision to start divorce proceedings, dissolve a civil partnership or separate from your partner, may be one of the most difficult decisions you will make in life. Click here to learn more about the divorce process and what else you may need to consider.

Business changes

I want to sell my business

If you are planning to sell your business in the future, there are several things to consider. There may be legal documents or contracts that need to be updated prior to taking the business to market. Then, when you have accepted an offer from a buyer, we will work with you to complete the necessary legal aspects of the company sale.  Read our top legal tips when preparing your business for sale here.

My business is in financial difficulty

If you are concerned about the financial position of your business, please get in touch sooner rather than later. There are procedures you can put into place to reduce your exposure to liability in the event of the company’s insolvency.  There may also be a solution that will result in rescuing the company and perhaps even avoid it entering into an insolvency procedure at all.  Learn more about our insolvency and restructuring services here.

I need to renew my commercial lease

If your commercial lease is up for renewal next year, it’s important to seek legal advice before signing on the dotted line.  The lease will state all the tenant’s responsibilities towards the upkeep of the building.  Beyond rent, you need to consider dilapidations, repairs, maintenance, insurance, and potential costs for subletting.  Learn more about commercial leases and what you need to know here.

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