We are very pleased to announce that we are now proud members of the award winning Virgin Money Mortgages’ Conveyancing Panel. Our membership allows us to act for the lender in residential and commercial mortgage transactions. You will most likely require a...
PDSA Free Will Campaign
Following our success last November raising over £5,000 for charity by writing free wills for our Richmond locals, we have now partnered with the People’s Dispensary for Sick Animals (PDSA) to help them raise funds too. We are offering a Will writing service to the...
A Guide to Residential Property Conveyancing
Whether you are looking to buy or sell a property, knowing and understanding how the Conveyancing process works is invaluable. We have put together this guide to help you understand everything you need to know about the sale or purchase of your property in order to...
Planning An Extension To Your Property? You May Need A Build Over Agreement
Have you recently carried out an extension to your property or planning to? Did you check to see if you are required to enter into a Build Over Agreement with your local authority? In recent times, many more people are getting caught out because of a Build Over...
Victory for Brexit! What Happens Next?
There is no doubt that the vote to leave the EU has caused so much uncertainty!It seems that even those in the Leave camp are none the wiser as to what happens next!!!We hope this summary offers our clients some information, at least as to the exit process.Withdrawal...
We Raised A Whopping £5,290 For Charity
We are so pleased to announce that we raised an amazing £5,290 for charity by taking part in the Will Aid scheme last November 2015.Our team here at Jackson Longe Solicitors wrote over 70 Wills during the month of November 2015, generously giving our time for free for...
Named as a Top Rated Solicitor in the UK!
We Are So Pleased That Our Miss Amaka Jackson was named as One of the Top Rated solicitors in the UK in the Sunday Times this weekend – 10th April 2016.Did you see it? https://vouchedfor.co.uk/…/Sunday-Times-Top-175-UK-solicito…We use this opportunity to thank our...
Property Tax Changes from April 2016!
Thinking about buying a second property?How the Tax changes will affect you as a Buy-To-Let LandlordEffective 1 April 2016, an additional charge of 3% rate on Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) will apply to new purchases of second homes and buy-to-let properties worth over...
Navigating the Complex Nature of Modern Families and Finances
Your Will, Your Way or Maybe Not At All! The portrait of the modern family keeps evolving and it is now rather commonplace even here in the UK to see couples with one or more divorces and marriages between them. This brings about new complexities as regards managing...
Seasons Greetings (2015)
We would like to wish our wonderful clients and friends a truly Happy Christmas and a prosperous 2016!We are grateful to you all for support and patronage this year.
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The Importance of Using a Solicitor When Writing a Will
A Will is one of the most important documents you will make in your lifetime. The purpose of a Will is to ensure that your assets, finances and possessions are organised and distributed according to your wishes after death. This is one of the ways in which we can make
Budget 2024: Key Changes to UK Inheritance Tax
The UK government’s recent 2024 Budget has introduced significant changes to inheritance tax (IHT) rules, affecting both thresholds and asset types, particularly pensions. These updates will likely impact estate planning and inheritance strategies, so here’s what prospective clients should know. Pensions Now Subject to Inheritance Tax Starting in 2027, pensions
Celebrating our 10 year Anniversary
Celebrating our 10 year Anniversary Jackson Longe Solicitors is proud to announce the celebration of its 10th Anniversary. Since its founding by Managing Partner Ms. Amaka Jackson, the firm has achieved significant milestones in delivering legal expertise. Situated in the heart of Richmond, we have served clients across London and
Answering Frequently Asked Questions About Probate
Administering the estate of someone who has passed away is known as probate. Detailed paperwork, extensive time and expertise are required to complete the process. When it is left to people with little to no experience, it is likely that issues can arise which can be costly. By instructing the
Which Structure is Most Suitable For My Business?
Setting up a business is one of the most challenging and overwhelming tasks a person can undertake – if it were easy, everyone would do it! However, when you taste success, the ‘return on investment’ feeling will be like being on cloud 9. Unfortunately, the majority of start-ups fail within
Why You Should Instruct a Solicitor to Assist With Probate
Probate involves dealing with the property, money and possessions a person had at the time of their death. It is a legal process, and doing so is known as estate administration. Estate administration also involves settling any outstanding debts, collecting any owed monies and dividing the assets, finances and property
A Guide for Small Businesses: The Legal Considerations
Even for small businesses, several legal considerations must be made to ensure you are compliant with the relevant regulatory body(ies) and make the processes easier for yourself in the long run, having set up your company by following the correct principles and procedures. In this article, Jackson Longe’s experienced business
Help Your Family With Your Will
A Will is one of the most important documents you will make in your lifetime. Although predominantly, the purpose of a Will is to fulfil your wishes and ensure that your assets, finances and possessions are organised and distributed according to your preferences, for most people, this means looking after
England Rent Reform – Abolition of No-Fault Eviction
On 17th May 2023, the UK government revealed plans to abolish “no-fault” evictions in England as a step towards offering increased protections for renters. The Renters’ (Reform) Bill arrives three and a half years after the Government’s election manifesto promised to terminate such practices. Section 21’s, also known as no-fault
How to register Lasting Power of Attorney
Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA) came into effect in 2007 under the Mental Capacity Act 2005 and replaced the former Enduring Powers of Attorney. An LPA allows a person to give someone they trust (their attorney) legal authority to make necessary decisions on their behalf if they lose the mental