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Welcome to our newsletter for clients and contacts on matters influencing your personal life. We will update you twice a year with relevant changes in the law and advice on legal issues affecting your family, your property and your finances. I hope it is of interest. You will find a host of other information on our website where you can also subscribe or unsubscribe to our newsletters. Each department offers a free initial consultation to discuss your situation and explain the processes and costs. To discuss any issue raised with one of our specialists, please contact them to arrange a convenient meeting time. |
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Since March, we have seen a significant upturn in new conveyancing work. Increasingly, estate agencies have reported ‘green shoots’ of recovery in theproperty market, with more purchaser enquiries,although not necessarily more sales.
The Chancellor’s 2009 Budget was intended to be a series of measures aimed at dealing with what is now universally regarded as the worst recession since the Second World War. Because it may take the best part of ten years to get the economy back in balance, it is therefore not surprising that the attack on high earners has already started.
In an innovative initiative aimed at making the process easier for separating couples, Frettens’ Family Team have teamed up with ‘Great Coaching Services’ to offer a series of practical workshops on splitting up.
For any information on tax or wills, please contact us here at Frettens.
Imogen mcMillan specialises exclusively in personal injury claims and is experienced in handling them at all levels and of all types. This can be anything from minor whiplash to serious multiple injuries or even a fatality.
Believe it or not, making a will is one of the most positive things you can do for your family's future. Planning can ensure the best possible outcome for the generations to come. A will gives you control over the future of your assets and possessions, avoiding disputes or understandings.
Frettens have launched a new series of bright and breezy adverts andbrochures which are aimed at showing the firm’s positive attitude andfriendly, down to earth approach.Frettens
Partner and Head of the Family Team at Frettens Solicitors, Ianthe Slingerhas become the firm’s first collaborative lawyer and one of a minority ofdivorce solicitors in the county to obtain the qualification.This newsletter is sent in accordance with the EU Privacy and Electronic Communications Directive. If you believe that you have received this newsletter in error, or no longer wish to receive it, please send an email to lbalmer@frettens.co.uk and type the word UNSUBSCRIBE as the first line of your response. Alternatively if you have been forwarded this newsletter and would like to register to receive it directly please send an email to lbalmer@frettens.co.uk and type the word SUBSCRIBE as the first line of your response. |
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