In our earlier blog “Help! The bank is selling my house”, we outlined several options when faced with the difficulty of not being able to make your next mortgage payment and possibly looking at the bank repossessing your home. Read More
We often hear various legal terms thrown around in conversations or from numerous media sources. Judiciary, adversary, jurisdiction, mens rea, etc. Such terms can be confusing if you are not commonly exposed to the legal industry. In my experience, the two most frequently confused legal terms are ‘solicitor’ and ‘barrister’. Often people use them interchangeably, not being aware that the two roles are entirely separate. It is important to be aware of the correct meaning of these terms in order to properly use them in the appropriate context. Read More
When a relationship breaks down the parties often lose trust and faith in each other. If the property the parties lived in is owned in one of the parties names solely (Party A), the other party (Party B) needs to be aware that Party A may try and do something with the property, such as to sell it or refinance it without the other party’s consent. Read More
