Publications

Spring 2023 newsletter

In this issue:

Legal considerations after being diagnosed with a life-limiting illness;
Increasing rent and tenancy disputes;
Advice on investing during turbulent times; and
Meet our two new solicitors.

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Spring 2022 newsletter

In this issue:

Leaving a charitable legacy
Improving our accessibility
The hidden costs of leasehold property
Regaining possession of a buy-to-let property

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Spring 2021 newsletter

In this issue:

Improving our accessibility
Welcoming our new head of conveyancing Rachel Silvester
Applying to become a deputy when power of attorney is no longer an option
Buying a home with friends or family
Moving a with-profits pension – is it safe?

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Autumn 2020 newsletter

In this issue:

A careful return to Price Street
Why use a legal expert for probate and estate administration?
Putting your house on the market during the pandemic
Welcoming Joanna Convey to the business law team

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Winter 2019 newsletter

In this issue:

Welcoming Jacqueline Morris to the commercial property team
Putting client satisfaction first
Making a will when you retire
Five considerations when buying a leasehold property
Funding your retirement

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Spring 2019 newsletter

In this issue:

Meet our new commercial property lawyer
Valuing an estate for probate
Maximise your pension allowances ‘while stocks last’
Help to Buy – beware of some cracks in the structure

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Guide to being an executor and obtaining probate

Being an executor of someone’s estate can be particularly challenging, especially if the person who has died is a family member or loved one. Administering an estate is a difficult job and involves many tasks including settling inheritance and dealing with potential challenges to the will.

Click here to get a copy of our guide to the administration process when someone dies.

Autumn 2018 newsletter

In this issue:

Meet two new members of the team
Putting your legal affairs in order
A penny saved is a penny earned
Request your free client guide
Considerations when buying a heritage property

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Guide to safeguarding your inheritance

Looking to make a will? Unsure of your options? Myers & Co solicitors in Staffordshire have created a fantastic new guide that takes you through some of the potential issues you might face when creating a will, how best to protect your inheritance, and how to make sure your property and personal possessions go to the right places.

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Guide to the conveyancing process

The Myers & Co Solicitors guide to the conveyancing process answers all the questions you may have. The guide covers two stages:
Prior to exchanging contracts; and exchange of contracts.

Click here to get a copy of our guide to buying or selling your home.

Guide to creating a lasting power of attorney

Worried about losing mental capacity? Appointing a lasting power of attorney will guarantee your family peace of mind in the event you are no longer able to make decisions for yourself.

Our brand-new guide answers some frequently asked questions and guides you through the process as well as common issues with making a lasting power of attorney.

Click here to get a copy of our guide to making a lasting power of attorney.