We are pleased to announce Page Nelson, has demonstrated its commitment to cyber security through its successful certification to Cyber Essentials. With cyber threats increasing in both volume and sophistication, Cyber Essentials, a government backed scheme, validates that a business... View Article
House Buying and Selling guides The government have published guides advising home buyers and sellers on what to look out for when choosing their conveyancer, and on how to buy and sell a home. As in any walk of life,... View Article
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We’ve sent this article to clients in the past, but we think it’s time for this issue to be given another airing. A nightmare scenario – property owners find that their property has been sold without their knowledge. How can this... View Article
Contributing to a property purchase? How to protect your investment! If you are lending money to assist someone to buy a property you may wish to ensure that your contribution is protected. This can be done by setting up a... View Article
‘A Night Hike’ One of our Directors, Steven Forster, is our challenger for a charity hike on Saturday 15th July 2017, to raise funds for Stepping Stones pre-school in Nettleham. The hike has been organised by Authentic Boxing Workouts who... View Article
We’ve sent this article to clients in the past, but we think it’s time for this issue to be given another airing. A nightmare scenario – property owners find that their property has been sold without their knowledge. How can this... View Article
We are thrilled to announce that we have maintained our Lexcel Accreditation, having passed with flying colours. For us to retain the Lexcel Accreditation our practice underwent an annual assessment process, which included an in-depth on-site visit from the Lexcel assessor. The assessor... View Article
We are delighted to announce that we are now an accredited member of the Law Society’s Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme (WIQS) This shows that we follow best practice procedures to meet the highest standards of technical expertise and... View Article
Stamp Duty on Buy-to-Let Property As you have probably heard by now, the Chancellor George Osborne has increased Stamp Duty on Buy-to-Let (BTL) property from 1 April 2016. The table below is from HM Revenue and Customs and sets out... View Article
Investors In People Standard We are pleased to announce that we have been awarded the Investors In People Standard. Investors in People is the UK’s leading accreditation for business improvement through people management, and provides a wealth of resources for... View Article
Average UK House Prices hit the £200,000.00 mark. After uncertainty caused by the general election, average UK house prices have now beaten the last peak of £199,612.00 which we saw during the economic boom of August 2007.... View Article
Landlord Alert Lincoln City Council is now registering an Article 4 Planning Direction as a Planning Charge on all of their Local Authority Search results. This Direction relates to development comprising the change of use from a... View Article
Who will look after my pets when I die? For those of us who are animal lovers, this is an important issue to be raised when preparing our wills. Who will care for our pets when we are gone and,... View Article
Who will look after my children? No one likes to think about what will happen to their children if they die or are unable to continue looking after them. However, it is an important question which should be tackled at... View Article
Does your conservatory comply with Regulations? Many home owners will rely upon the word of the installer of a conservatory when it comes to considering Planning Permission and Building Regulations. As a rule a conservatory... View Article
Flood risk and your home The Environment Agency estimates that 1 in 6 homes are at risk from flooding, and we’re all familiar with countless news stories over recent years. This article looks at what you can do to assess... View Article
We offer reduced Land Registry fees When the new Land Registration Fee Order came into force earlier this year some Land Registry fees were reduced by around 50%. For house purchases this reduction applies only if :- the property has... View Article
Oops! We signed the wrong Wills!! The recent case of Marley v Rawlings has raised many interesting questions. Mr and Mrs Rawlings visited their Solicitor in 2009 to execute their Wills leaving everything to each other. If that gift failed,... View Article
Fraudsters sold my house! A nightmare scenario – property owners find that their property has been sold without their knowledge. How can this happen, and what can you do to protect yourself from it? Fraudsters try many different ways to... View Article
What will happen if I die without leaving a Will? When someone dies without leaving a valid will, this is known as ‘intestacy’ and the person is ‘intestate’. The rules which govern how their estate is distributed have changed... View Article
Is it the end of Chancel Repair Liability? Further to our article of the 5th June advising on Chancel Repair Liability, a Bill with the House of Lords has now been successfully introduced to abolish Chancel Repair Liability. There have... View Article
What is Fracking? We’re being asked more and more often about fracking by clients who want to know how it might affect their sale or purchase of a property. This article sets out what you should consider. Fracking (‘hydraulic fracturing’)... View Article
What is Stamp Duty? Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is generally payable on the purchase or transfer of property or land in the UK where the amount given is above a certain threshold. Most UK land and property transactions must... View Article
Who will pay my care home fees? Choosing a care home for yourself or a loved one can be a difficult decision. As well as the location, facilities and level of care provided, you will also need to know how... View Article
What is a Lasting Power of Attorney? A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is a legal document entered into by a Donor in favour of one or more Attorneys, this is to give them the power to deal with the... View Article
Changing a Will after someone has died A Deed of Variation (sometimes referred to as a Deed of Family Arrangement) is a Deed by which people who benefit under the Will of someone who has died can change the terms... View Article
CHANCEL REPAIR LIABILITY: what is it and how could it affect my property? One of the most common questions that clients ask us is about chancel repair liability. This article looks at these understandable concerns, and tries to clear away... View Article
JAPANESE KNOTWEED – What’s all the fuss about? You may have seen Japanese Knotweed mentioned in the press a lot recently, or heard a neighbour talking about this, but what actually is Japanese Knotweed and how does it affect... View Article
Page Nelson Solicitors of Lincoln, UK moved to a new home on March 24th, 2012. Long established Lincoln law firm, Page Nelson Solicitors, moved from Lindum Road in the city centre to Victory House on the Henley Office Park, a... View Article
We are pleased to announce Page Nelson, has demonstrated its commitment to cyber security through its successful certification to Cyber Essentials. With cyber threats increasing in both volume and sophistication, Cyber Essentials, a government backed scheme, validates that a business... View Article
House Buying and Selling guides The government have published guides advising home buyers and sellers on what to look out for when choosing their conveyancer, and on how to buy and sell a home. As in any walk of life,... View Article
House Buying and Selling guides The government have published guides advising home buyers and sellers on what to look out for when choosing their conveyancer, and on how to buy and sell a home. As in any walk of life,... View Article
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House Buying and Selling guides The government have published guides advising home buyers and sellers on what to look out for when choosing their conveyancer, and on how to buy and sell a home. As in any walk of life,... View Article
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House Buying and Selling guides The government have published guides advising home buyers and sellers on what to look out for when choosing their conveyancer, and on how to buy and sell a home. As in any walk of life,... View Article
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House Buying and Selling guides The government have published guides advising home buyers and sellers on what to look out for when choosing their conveyancer, and on how to buy and sell a home. As in any walk of life,... View Article
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House Buying and Selling guides The government have published guides advising home buyers and sellers on what to look out for when choosing their conveyancer, and on how to buy and sell a home. As in any walk of life,... View Article
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House Buying and Selling guides The government have published guides advising home buyers and sellers on what to look out for when choosing their conveyancer, and on how to buy and sell a home. As in any walk of life,... View Article
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