A Guide To Staircasing – Shared Ownership Homes Staircasing is the process of buying more shares in your shared ownership home. When you own a shared ownership property, this means you own part of rather than the whole property – often it is between 25% and 75% and rent is paid on the remaining share […]
Commercial buildings have a use class, to legally define the purpose of the building – so what happens if you want to change the business use? Converting a commercial property from one type of business to another – such as a factory into a nightclub, for example – can be riddled with red tape, hoops […]
It is becoming increasingly likely that after the completion of a property transaction, there will be delays at the Land Registry to register this change. Why is this happening and what can you do to speed up the process if this happens to you? Delays at the Land Registry Whether you have just bought your […]
If you’re buying a business property, then it may make sense to buy through a company. However, whether to buy a residential property through a limited company is more complicated and the answer to the question on whether you should do so, depends on your situation and how you will make the purchase. This is […]
Whilst it is possible to make a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) yourself, it is advisable to use an LPA solicitor to minimise the risk of errors being made or future issues arising. LPAs are legal documents, and this part of the law is complex – you should be fully informed and knowledgeable before signing […]
Both landlords and tenants have legal responsibilities when it comes to commercial property – they must ensure the business premises are maintained to an acceptable standard and provide a safe and comfortable environment for people to work in. What are your commercial property legal obligations? The answer to this question will depend on the law, […]
Buying a property is an exciting but often stressful time. There is a lot to think about and a lot that can go wrong, and you want to be sure that the property you’re buying has no hidden nasty surprises for you in the future. This is why the conveyancing process exists – to ensure […]
Your Guide To Settlement Agreements There are many reasons why employers and employees might want to use a Settlement Agreement to resolve an issue or dispute. It is an area of law that our specialist solicitors at HLF Berry Solicitors fully understand.. What Is A Settlement Agreement? A Settlement Agreement is a contract between you […]
Every business is unique and there are multiple reasons why business owners might want to sell their company – from lifestyle changes and retirement through to financial challenges. Regardless of the reasons for your decision to sell, HLF Berry LLP commercial property solicitors can help you navigate the processes involved with selling a business. Why […]
There are many reasons why individuals want to buy a business rather than start their own – and there are advantages and disadvantages for both options. Commercial law is complex and it’s important to understand what each option offers so you can make the right business choice for you. Often an established business […]
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