The latest news from Blackhurst Budd
The conveyancing process can seem like a complex and confusing mystery to those who are new to it. Add to that the fact that, for most of us, a property purchase will be the most we will ever spend on one item and you have a fairly high pressure situation.
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is something many of us in Blackpool need to consider as we get older. It is a way of giving someone you trust the legal authority to step in and make decisions on your behalf if and when you lack the capacity to do so.
The Government has rejected the recommendation of the House of Commons Justice Committee that the increase in the divorce petition fee to £550 should be retracted.
We are pleased to announce our partnership with Cancer Research UK to offer free Wills to clients over 55 in Blackpool and surrounding areas.
Executors, Personal Representatives and Administrators are an essential part of the probate process and many of us will become one at some point in our lives. Given their importance what responsibilities do they have and what can they be liable for?
The Amicable Divorce is the stuff of legend – a split where two parties simply recognise that they are no longer meant to be together and so go their separate ways without emotional outbursts or recriminations.
Local Solicitors Blackhurst Budd are celebrating the latest Land Registry figures, which show they are within the top 140 firms nationally by volume of property purchases completed in 2015.
Blackpool Solicitors Blackhurst Budd has appointed Faye Harper as a new director.
Faye, who joined the company in 2009 and with her fellow director John Taylor leads the residential conveyancing department, has more than a decade of experience in the property law sector.
Blackpool solicitors Blackhurst Budd has announced the latest addition to its Commercial Property team.
Blackpool-born Solicitor Briony Haley has joined the Edward Street firm bringing with her almost a decade of legal experience in the field.
Briony, 31, specialises in Commercial Property law and joins Blackhurst Budd from Preston-based firm Linder Myers.
Blackhurst Budd’s main office has been located at its Edward Street base for almost 100 years and with an ever expanding workforce the decision was taken to acquire new premises.
But rather than move from its present town centre site, Blackhurst Budd remains a town centre solicitors having bought the empty property directly adjacent to its current office.
