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1st May 2026 is only weeks away and if you own a rental property in England, this date will change everything about how you manage it.
Buying a property with a partner, family member, or friend is a big step. But have you considered how you'll legally own the property? In England and Wales, you have two main options: joint tenancy and tenants in common. At Pinkney Grunwells, we've been guiding Yorkshire families through these decisions for over 85 years. Let's break down the differences and help you decide what's best for you.
Your will might be the most important document you'll ever sign. Yet many people don't realise the risks of cutting corners when planning what happens to everything they own after they're gone. While DIY wills and will writing companies might seem like money-savers today, they could cost your loved ones dearly tomorrow.
Most pet owners never think about it. What happens to your beloved pets when you're no longer here? It's a question that makes us uncomfortable but ignoring it could leave your furry family members vulnerable.
Stop chasing unpaid invoices and focus on running your Yorkshire business. Our experienced Debt Recovery team delivers results with fair, transparent fees
With the end of unlimited relief in April 2026, it is essential for businesses and farming families to know and understand what is happening
Considering divorce? Get straightforward answers to the most common questions from our North Yorkshire family law experts. No legal jargon just honest answers.
Discover why the right time to make a Lasting Power of Attorney isn't about age . Learn the risks of waiting and how to protect yourself and your family.
Facing redundancy or layoffs can be a challenging and emotional experience. Whether you are an employee who has been informed of impending job loss or a manager tasked with making difficult decisions, understanding your rights and the processes involved is crucial. This guide will help you navigate redundancy and layoffs, ensuring you are informed and prepared for the journey ahead.
Purchasing a second home can be a fantastic investment, whether you’re looking for a holiday retreat, a buy-to-let property, or a place to retire. However, buying a second home comes with its own set of legal and financial considerations. Before you jump into the process, it’s important to understand the legalities involved to ensure a smooth transaction and avoid unexpected costs or complications. In this blog, we’ll walk you through the key legal aspects of buying a second home in the UK, from additional taxes to legal obligations.
