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Despite the unpleasant confusion regarding the situation, lockdown has given many people the luxury of leisure. This has given them time to spend with their family, invest in a new or existing pastime, or perhaps even consider and build a

Commercial landlords have certain responsibilities in relation to their rented property. However, the exact nature of these responsibilities can be difficult to decipher. The importance of the lease agreement in this regard cannot be understated. Although some duties rest with

If you are thinking about buying or selling, you need a team you can trust – our conveyancing team can support you at every step of your journey and can deal with all aspects of the conveyancing process. We are

Our office will be closed for the festive break from 5.00pm on Thursday the 23rd Dec and will re-open at 9.00am on Wednesday the 5th Jan 2022. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from andersonbain LLP.

As China begins to get a glimpse of life on the other side of coronavirus, it seems that not everyone has been feeling the love during quarantine. It emerged that divorce rates in the country have soared, as couples were

Last month, government guidelines were announced to control the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19) in the UK. As of the 23 March, the public has been told to stay at home apart from necessary food shopping, one form of exercise a

Estate planning allows you to get ahead of your future and ensure all the appropriate documentation that divides your estate is in line with your wishes. Having a well-thought out plan will not only protect you should you lose mental

Making decisions is part of everyday life; from where we go when we step out the front door to who comes to visit us in our homes. You rarely consider a time where these choices will be made for you,

According to the Law Society, the number of people looking to write new Wills in the UK has risen by at least 30 per cent following the outbreak of coronavirus. Nevertheless, the process of creating and amending Wills relies heavily