Latimer Hinks Solicitors

Latimer Hinks is urging anyone thinking about making a will to be clearer about their intentions to avoid ill will in the future.

Homebuyers wanting to get a first foot on the housing ladder and those looking to progress in the property market can benefit from measures announced in the Budget that have started this month.

We all want the best for our children, so much so that it is becoming increasingly common for families to completely uproot themselves and to relocate to a catchment area of a better performing school.

It was good news for first-time buyers, struggling to save up the average £26,500 needed for a deposit, in the recent Budget.

You don’t have to cast your mind back that far to the property boom times, just over five years ago, to remember when the property market looked very different.

Perhaps one of the most surprising developments to come out of recent research into the state of the housing market has been the sharp rise in the number of recent retirees looking for short-term accommodation.

The growing number of empty homes has led to social issues that look set to stay with us for some time.

Anne Elliott, agricultural law specialist at Latimer Hinks Solicitors explains why succession planning for farming businesses is so important.

Latimer Hinks, one of the North East’s leading law firms, is urging businesses to use the New Year as an opportunity to tidy up their employment contracts to avoid common personnel-related legal pitfalls in 2013.

Latimer Hinks, is warning that a recent case at the Court of Appeal should highlight to commercial property owners and tenants that they keep up to date with their insurance obligations.