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Our Michelle Valerio will be running a Half Marathon in order to raise money for our firm’s official charity Hand’s Up For Downs.

Our Michelle Valerio will be running a Half Marathon in order to raise money for our firm’s official charity Hand’s Up For Downs.
 
This charity supports children in the local area with downs syndrome and is completely run by volunteers.
 
We would therefore be grateful to receive any donations on their behalf by following the below link:
https://www.goldengiving.com/fundraising/michellehalfmarathon?fbclid=IwAR3766OaZltnOcyrcKqwhfFX15T9fwJXTKIMOwU1_9EDkfbUUyasLhiGgEM#

John Morse Solicitors – Position of Legal Secretary available for immediate appointment

We are currently looking for an enthusiastic and self-motivated legal secretary to joint our firm.

 

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SUPPORT FOR THE LOCAL COMMUNITY OF SWANSEA

We place a huge value on our clients and the services we provide and we are well equipped for the situation we now find ourselves in and to continue to support you with your on-going legal matters and all legal matters that arise.

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FROM JOHN MORSE SOLICITORS

In view of the Covid 19 outbreak and the latest government action and official advice we are implementing new practices and procedures to continue to offer you our full range of services.

 

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High Court Upholds Old Principle of ‘Older Dies First’ in Inheritance Dispute

A High Court judgement recently decided on an Inheritance dispute between two stepsisters which hinged on which of their parents by ruling that the younger parent legally outlived the older.

 

 

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Court Ruling Increases Calls for No-Fault Divorce

 

The Supreme Court has ruled that ruled in Owens v Owens that a 68-year-old wife seeking a divorce, must stay married to her husband for the time being, despite judges stating that this generates ‘uneasy feelings’ amongst the bench.

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The Property Information Form Explained

 

If you have sold residential property within the last 15 years, you will be familiar with completing the Law Society Property Information Form. This form is now used in every transaction involving the sale of residential property and can often cause headaches for sellers who are unfamiliar with them.

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The First Digital Mortgage Settlement Take Place

 

A new Digital Escrow service could change the way that mortgage money is dealt with in the conveyancing process.

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Break Clauses in Commercial Leases- Beware of the Registration Gap

 

Recent case law has shown the importance of ensuring registration of an assignment of a commercial lease and the impact failing to register has on break clauses.

 

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The Importance of Energy Performance Certificates in Commercial Property

 

Although Energy Performance Certificates have been a requirement for some time, the importance of an adequate rating in commercial property has never been more crucial.

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