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A Lump Sum Order is an order for one person to pay the other person a lump sum of money. A Periodical Payments Order is commonly known as a Maintenance Order.

If you cannot afford a 25% deposit, the government may loan you the difference, up to 20% of the property value or 40% in Greater London.  

A Will lets the person making a Will record their wishes. Probate enables Personal Representatives to realise the deceased persons' wishes.

In order to use the Residence Nil Rate Band, the person who died must have left their home, or a share of it, to their direct descendants.

In England and Wales the majority of divorce settlements will not be taxable. For initial legal advice call our Divorce Solicitors on 03300 372 672

Staircasing is the term used to describe buying additional chunks of the property. Every chunk will usually need to be bought in 10% increments.  

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