19.5.2023
Declaration of Trust for Property
If you are buying a property jointly, you may want to consider making a declaration of trust to record your...
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Phoebe is a Trainee Solicitor, currently working in the Property team for Simon Nosworthy, having spent time in the Medical Negligence and Family team.
She joined the firm in January 2018, and before starting her training contract she worked in the Catastrophic Injury team as a paralegal.
Phoebe graduated from the University of Exeter with a degree in Law and achieved a distinction in her LPC and Master of Laws which she studied part-time at the University of Law.
In her spare time, Phoebe enjoys reading, running, travelling and spending time with family and friends.
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13.2.2023Transfer of Equity Stamp Duty
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Many will have read the recent case in which a furniture designer pursued his seller successfully after he moved into...
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Stamp duty is the bane of every home buyer, with only first-time buyers being exempt from paying the tax if...
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8.6.2022Right to Light Law
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Rent-to-Rent refers to the practice of landlords letting a whole property to a tenant (usually a limited company), which is...
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30.5.2022The uncertainties of beginning a building project now
The construction industry is seeing a perfect storm at the moment with labour shortages following Brexit and material costs which...
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6.4.2022The End of Ground Rents
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26.11.2021The new Commercial Rent (Coronavirus) Bill
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Whilst we are reminded every day that Covid is very much still with us and that the public should still...
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The Daily Mail reported recently that 300 families a week are having to move into shoddy newly built homes. Not all...
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15.3.2021Extension on Commercial Property eviction ban
Despite the Government announcing in December 2020 that the extension of the moratorium on enforcement action until the 31st March would...
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