Latimer Hinks Solicitors

Buying a property can be one of the most difficult, not to mention stressful, life events that anyone can embark on. Conversely, making a property ready for market can also be one of the most difficult things to get right.

Latimer Hinks Solicitors has assisted on a deal which has seen the owner of a longstanding family butchers pass the reins on to his son.

Latimer Hinks Solicitors, one of Darlington and County Durham's longest established law firms, is warning employers to review their holiday pay structures following a significant ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ).

Last week, I wrote about the potential pitfalls of putting property out onto the market as a short-term let. Here, I provide some top tips for letting a property.

Latimer Hinks Solicitors is urging people to adopt a more “old fashioned attitude” to their own mortality, as wills become increasingly problematic, particularly when so-called ‘blended families’

There is little doubt that having in place an up-to-date partnership agreement, including provisions concerning, amongst other matters, death and retirement has never been more important.

Latimer Hinks Solicitors has helped a popular farm shop expand and diversify its business with the introduction of a dedicated sports service that supports cyclists and triathletes.

Over the past few weeks I’ve focused on the lighter side of the property debate from keeping chickens to ways to make your home more saleable.

Latimer Hinks has welcomed new rules that will make the distribution of assets easier for families when someone dies without a will.

Increasing numbers of people are choosing to keep chickens in the UK with an estimated half a million of us now doing so, according to the Pet Food Manufacturers Association.