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Beverley Morris & Co. is a firm of solicitors based in Blackheath.
Our team of law professionals offer a wide range of legal services and have many years’ experience and extensive local knowledge.
With our welcoming atmosphere and friendly and approachable staff, we provide a bespoke, tailor-made service offering practical help and advice at competitive rates.
The breakdown of any relationship is difficult even when both parties agree that it is better for them to go their separate ways.Â
There are conversations that need to be had, ar… Read More
The private property rental market in England and Wales is set for an overhaul under the new Labour government’s proposed Renters’ Rights Bill.
The Bill… Read More
Disagreements in the workplace can arise for various reasons. Disputes over pay, allegations of discrimination, unfair dismissal and legal questions over redundancy can all cause friction be… Read More
A commercial property lease is a legally binding agreement made between a landlord and a tenant enabling the tenant to rent out certain premises for business use for a set period at an agree… Read More
Buying a property off-plan is an attractive proposition for many people.
According to the latest figures from the National Association of Property Buyers (NAPB), 37% of all new properties so… Read More
No fault divorce was introduced in April 2022 under the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020 (Divorce Act 2020) and marked a major turning point for family law in England and Wales… Read More
There are currently around 982,000 people living with dementia in the UK, according to the Alzheimer’s Society, with the figure expected to rise to 1.4 million in 2040.
Dementia is not… Read More
A landmark new law was passed at the end of May that promises to bring significant changes to owners of leasehold properties.
The Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 received royal assent… Read More
Buying your first home is exciting. However, the conveyancing process can be daunting, and the system can be hard to navigate, particularly if you don’t know what to expect.
In t… Read More
Living together continues to grow in popularity, with an increasing number of couples opting to cohabit without getting married or becoming civil partners.
Such is the extent of the tr… Read More
Commercial landlords in England and Wales are increasingly adopting ‘green’ solutions to their property development and management practices.
This is partly due to legislat… Read More
Estate planning is the process of effectively managing the money, property and other possessions we accumulate during our lifetime, ensuring that we have appropriate plans in place to protec… Read More
Beverley Morris & Co. Solicitors were proud to support this year’s National Conveyancing Week (NCW) which aimed to improve the profile of conveyancers and the valuable role they pl… Read More
Beverley Morris & Co.’s specialist Residential Property solicitors have introduced a new service known as a Title Check Report. It is intended to assist beneficiaries who have been… Read More
Lasting Powers of Attorney are a great tool to help ensure that a trusted person is responsible for making decisions on your behalf should you lose mental capacity to make such decisio… Read More
Deciding to end a relationship is a significant step that rarely will be taken lightly. In addition to deciding on the most pressing issues such as who will live where, who will pay what, w… Read More
When occupying a commercial property, whether as a landlord or tenant, several legal considerations must be made. In this article, the commercial property solicitors at Beverley Morris &… Read More
According to a survey conducted by Canada Life, over half of UK adults don’t have a Will. This essential document leaves instructions for what will happen to their assets, finances an… Read More
Buying or selling a property can be overwhelming, particularly when you are feeling anxious and wish to complete the process as quickly and efficiently as possible. Paperwork feels never-en… Read More
Whilst in some cases, the process of transferring all or part of the ownership of a property can be straightforward, some transactions can involve complexities. Therefore, it is sensible to… Read More
As new laws surrounding Lasting Powers of Attorney come into force in the UK, allowing people to make theirs entirely online, our team of experienced private client solicitors consider some… Read More
Purchasing a new-build property can be highly attractive to buyers due to the lack of a conveyancing chain and the reduced likelihood of needing maintenance work. In addition, new-build prop… Read More
According to research conducted by Scottish Widows during Free Wills Month in March 2023, the rate of people creating powers of attorney is low compared to other methods of financial protect… Read More
The conveyancing process can often be long and complex if the appropriate procedures are not followed correctly. As part of any transaction, there are specific legal obligations that sellers… Read More
Will writing has jumped back into our headlines following the discovery of a handwritten Will under Aretha Franklin’s sofa five years after her death.
Although Aretha had written a Wil… Read More
It may not be the most romantic of notions, but a prenuptial agreement can be much more valuable to couples than even the most expensive of gifts.
A prenuptial agreement (also known as a &ls… Read More
Beverley Morris attended Blackheath High School from 1971 to 1974 and maintains a close relationship with the school. We are happy to display some of Blackheath High Junior School’s ar… Read More
Both mergers and acquisitions refer to the process of joining two businesses; however, there are key differences between the two. In this article, we consider the key features of mergers and… Read More
Father’s Day is celebrated in June in the UK. With this, we consider whether, as presumed by many, mothers are favoured over fathers in the eyes of the law. In short, the answer is no… Read More
The UK Government has announced that it is planning to make it illegal for landlords to evict tenants without justification as part of sweeping reforms to the private rental market introduce… Read More
It has been confirmed that a new ‘complex’ bill outlining further leasehold reform will be unveiled in the next session of parliament.
In 2021, the government announced that it w… Read More
On the 6th of April 2022, no-fault divorce came into law in the UK under the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act. The new law removed the need for couples to assign blame for the br… Read More
In short, probate is the legal right to deal with a person’s property, money and possessions when they die. The collective term for property, money and possessions is an ‘estate… Read More
In a typical commercial transaction, the seller’s solicitors will draw upon a contract for the sale of a commercial property, whether it is for the sale of their freehold interest or t… Read More
This year, National Conveyancing Week is taking place for the first time between 20th and 24th March 2023. According to the official National Conveyancing Week resources, the purpose of the… Read More
In order to contest a Will in the UK, there are specific reasonings that your argument must fall under for your claim to be valid. Recently, Priscilla Presley, the ex-wife of Elvis Presley… Read More
Over the years, the private client team at Beverley Morris & Co. have assisted countless people in drafting and amending their Wills. We can guarantee that no two Wills are ever the same… Read More
A transfer of equity alters the legal ownership of property and involves an existing owner of a property adding or removing one or more people to or from the title to the property. This diff… Read More
As mortgage rates slowly start to decrease again following a recent hike, we expect to see an increase in the number of properties being bought and sold.
When selling a property, there are a… Read More
The cost for a solicitor when making a Will varies, depending on various factors.
When making a Will, it is essential that you do not cut any corners. Homemade Wills are often invalid as the… Read More
Extending the term of a lease is known as a lease extension. A person might want to extend their lease for a variety of reasons. If a person wants to sell their house or flat but the propert… Read More
There are a few circumstances in which you might wish to change the co-ownership status of your property.
These might include:
Adding your spouse or partner to the property
Re… Read More
During the divorce process, you must consider a variety of factors. Not only will you have to agree on children arrangements and the division of your finances but you will also have to consi… Read More
In April 2022, new provisions were introduced under the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act. Under the Act, ‘no-fault’ divorce was introduced. Before the legislation was pass… Read More
What is Stamp Duty Land Tax?
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) is the tax paid when you purchase a property. The amount you pay differs depending on the type of property, when you purchased it, ho… Read More
Extending your lease will increase the value of your property and, at the same time, make it easier to sell. A lease extension adds years onto your lease and extends the time you have b… Read More
It is possible to make a Will without a solicitor; however, it is not advisable. It is always best to instruct a reputable solicitor who will guide you through the Will writing process, help… Read More
In most cases, settling a business disagreement outside of court is preferable, using alternative dispute resolution. Often, it is mandatory to attend ADR (alternative dispute resolution) (u… Read More
A pre-nuptial agreement is a legal document drawn up by a couple before marriage. The document deals with how each asset will be handled and possibly divided in the case of a relationship br… Read More
