It has been almost a year since the temporary reduction of stamp duty tax rates. With the stamp duty tax thresholds on property purchases set to change, if you’re thinking of moving soon you can use our Quote Calculator to find out how much you’ll pay.

The Riley Langdon team would like to welcome their newest team member: Rebecca Jackson. Rebecca has been appointed as an Assistant Solicitor within our busy office.

You’re probably sick of hearing the acronym, ‘GDPR’!  However, it’s really important to understand how your personal data is held, especially with the data leak stories that you hear in the media on a regular basis. 

According to the Law Gazette (15 May 2017 edition), HM Courts & Tribunals Service has quietly piloted evening Court sittings. 

According to the Law Gazette (24 April 2017), digital e-signatures have been used for the first time in exchange of contracts for a residential property transaction in England.

Is the Proposed Probate Fee Structure too much to Pay? You may have heard that the government is seeking to increase the fees payable on an Application for a Grant of Probate / Letters of Administration.

What do you think of the statement of the President of the Law Society?

Theresa May has announced that the Help-to-Buy -Mortgage Guarantee Scheme introduced by George Osborn in 2013 will come to an end on 31st December 2016.

Marie would like to thank Hannah Witty from Three Counties for her invite to the wonderful Oyster Festival at Hardwick Hall!

When a relationship breaks down, people often get hurt and things can be said in temper that we perhaps do not really mean.

Have you taken a look at our Facebook page?! As we are now in the digital age, the team thought it best to get up-to-date!

It has today been announced that The Rt Honourable Elizabeth Truss MP has been appointed as The Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice.

Over the last few weeks, you’ll have most likely heard a great deal about Brexit and the referendum! The UK voted to leave, but just how do we do this and when will it happen?

Parties purchasing a second property whether as a second home or as a buy to let property from 1st April 2016 will be charged SDLT at a 3% higher rate across all the current SDLT bands.

One in three over-65s die with dementia. Please don’t assume that relatives can just walk into a bank and access your money, even if it is to pay for your care.

We spend our lives working to provide for ourselves and our loved ones. You may have a house or flat (in the UK or overseas), shares, savings, investments as well as your personal possessions.