Legal advice from JST Lawyers, 0151 282 8955
Q&A With Chris Harmer, Solicitor Dispute Resolution Department
Q. I have trouble paying the mortgage and have tried speaking to my mortgage lender, and have made an offer of payment. Unfortunately they have told me it is insufficient, and are going to take action. What can I do?
Q&A With Derek Dawson, Solicitor Dispute Resolution Department
Q: I am having problems in paying my existing mortgage, what can I do?
Q&A With Emma Jones, JST Lawyers, Conveyancing Department
Q. My mother has recently gone into a retirement home and her property is now empty. As she has lived there for many years the property is not registered at HM Land Registry. I have recently heard in the news about the increase in property fraud and I wonder if there is anything I can do to minimise the risk in relation to my mother’s property?
Q&A with Emma Jones (F. Inst. L. Ex)
Q. I have just purchased a property and I intend to make a number of alterations e.g Remove some internal walls, install a new kitchen and new central heating system, and replace the windows. Would I need to obtain building consent for any of these?
Q&A with Emma Jones (F. Inst. L. Ex)
Q. I am a first time buyer and due to the current economic climate am considering buying a property at auction with the aid of mortgage finance. Can you advise me what I need to be aware of?
Q&A With Julia Ford, Head of Conveyancing
Q I have had my house on the market for a while but it seems that the current credit crunch may be affecting new buyers. I am now thinking of a possible extension to the house but am unsure what consents I need for this. Can you please advise?
Q&A with Joanne Ball, Solicitor
Q. I made my will during the 1970s. Since then my circumstances have changed and some of the people I left money to have already passed away. Is it necessary to use a Solicitor to make a will?
Q&A with Derek Dawson, Solicitor
Q. A visitor to my property recently suffered an accident and is seeking to bring a claim for compensation against me. What should I do?
Q&A with Derek Dawson, Solicitor
Q I have paid a deposit to purchase a property, but I no longer want to proceed with the purchase. What can I do?
