Tim Bishop
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Qualified as a Solicitor in 1987. Tim has spearheaded the expansion of his law firm Bonallack & Bishop. He plays a particular role in marketing and is responsible for strategic decisions and now sees himself as an entrepeneur who owns a law firm.
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Given that everyone is now trying to save money, is it really necessary to appoint a solicitor to undertake extending a lease? This article looks at some of the reasons why a lease extension solicitor is required.
Collective enfranchisement, where leaseholders come together to undertake freehold purchase, is a very worthwhile and common experience. But it can also be subject to delays, complications and difficulties and being aware of these can help reduce their incidence!
Not everyone is cut out for being in charge of a right to manage company. This article will give you an idea of whether you are right for the job.
An essential part of flat ownership is paying maintenance charges. But you can reduce the charges if you take on your rights to manage the block.
Anyone who has been through the trauma of professional negligence needs to ensure that they have the best when it comes to a professional negligence lawyer. This article looks at the issues that need to be considered before appointing a lawyer to handle a professional negligence claim.
One of the rarer reasons for contested probate cases is when you feel the executors or trustees have acted improperly. This article takes you through what this means and the most common executor disputes you are likely to encounter.
If you make the decision to contest a will, it's a really good idea to hire a solicitor to help you. This article looks at the key points to consider to make sure you hire the right solicitor for your case
The law surrounding freehold purchasing has its roots over 1000 years ago and it has received numerous additions from various governments since then. This article takes you through the latest legal addition to freehold purchase and collective enfranchisement: commonholding.
While the vast majority of wills are valid, if you are thinking of contesting a will you need to know the difference between a will that is valid and one that's invalid. This article looks at the difference between a valid and an invalid will, as well as circumstances under which a will can be revoked.
Anyone wanting a lease extension will need to comply with specific requirements regarding their lease. This article looks at the basic requirements relating to the lease itself.
