Family law
Don’t be left short following a short marriage
Short, childless marriage? Learn when courts depart from 50:50, how Miller and Sharp apply, and the steps to protect your position. Get clear family law advice.
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Business
When a Sole Director Is Left Holding the Baby
Learn what happens when a sole company director resigns, the legal implications under the Companies Act, and how shareholders can resolve the situation.
Disputes
Charging Orders – A Warning to all Joint Owners
Learn how Charging Orders affect jointly owned property, what happens if one owner has debt, and how to protect your share through Wills or trusts.
Wills and probate
How do you value a house and its contents for probate?
How to value a house and its contents for probate: open market value, the £1,500 contents threshold, IHT forms and when to use a professional valuer.
Residential property
Combining two properties? Watch your tax planning
Learn how SDLT rules apply when combining two properties into one home and when refunds on the 3% higher rate may be available. Get expert property tax guidance from Ansons.
Residential property
Timber Frame Houses and Cavity Wall Insulation – What Homeowners Need to Know
Learn about the risks of cavity wall insulation in timber frame homes and what you should do. Expert advice from Ansons' residential conveyancing team.
Commercial property
What does “good repair and condition” mean for a Tenant?
Learn what “good repair and condition” means for tenants in commercial leases, how courts interpret it, and how to protect yourself with a schedule of condition.
Commercial property
Fallen Trees: Landowner Liability in High Winds (UK)
Who is liable when trees or branches fall in storms? UK guidance for landowners on responsibility, inspections & neighbours’ rights with next steps.
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