by Silks Solicitors | 8 Jul, 2020 | Residential Conveyancing
In order to help revive the economy the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, has today announced that he has temporarily raised the threshold for paying stamp duty from £125,000.00 to £500,000.00 on residential house purchases in England and Northern Ireland....
by Silks Solicitors | 8 Jul, 2020 | Employment
It is a sad fact of life, at the present time, that many jobs are at risk of redundancy. Many firms ask those whose role has been made redundant to sign a Settlement Agreement. This is very common. The purpose of such an agreement is to set out clearly, in one...
by Silks Solicitors | 29 Jun, 2020 | Silks
As restrictions are lifted, we have been doing all that we can to ensure that our offices are a safe place, not only for our staff, but for you our clients. Now, more than ever, providing a quality service to you also means providing a safe place for you to meet...
by Silks Solicitors | 13 May, 2020 | Residential Conveyancing
As lock down is eased, the government has stated that it is now possible for estate agents to open, for house viewings to be carried out safely and for removal firms and conveyancers to restart operations. The residential property team at Silks has continued to...
by Silks Solicitors | 11 May, 2020 | Wills
Reading through recent media articles from the Daily Mail to the New York Times, the Money Observer to the Sunday Express, it seems we Brits have got the bug now that the bug has got to us. Enquiries have hugely increased in making wills and lasting powers of attorney...
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