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Click here to take a look at this month’s Northants Life Magazine, featuring our Private Client Department’s recent contribution to Will Aid.

After years of campaigning, the much heralded no fault divorce procedure came into effect on 6 April 2022. It is the biggest reform of divorce

Can a non-molestation order prevent someone bothering me? Domestic abuse can impact people, of any age or race and is seen across all parts of

We had a great night at the SME Northamptonshire Business Awards on Thursday 30th June 2022. The awards were hosted by Events and PR at

We are extremely proud to have taken part in Will Aid every November since 2014. Our most recent contribution was for £2570 and this brings

Setting up a new business is an exciting time. If you are launching your new venture with one or more colleagues, it is imperative to

Managing risk is an essential part of any business operation and while personal relationships do not often appear high on a business risk register, an

When applying for probate in regard to an estate which is subject to inheritance tax, the Probate Registry requires tax to be paid before the

Borneo Martell Turner Coulston are delighted to be Platinum Partners of the SME Northamptonshire Business Awards 2022. We are partnering with the awards this year

Borneo Martell Turner Coulston is pleased to announce that Jessica Masters has qualified as a solicitor, following the completion of her training contract with the

A move to new offices on the outskirts of Kettering promises to bring fresh opportunities for law firm Borneo Martell Turner Coulston. The team, headed

As a parent you will always strive to do what is best for your children, but for separated parents this can sometimes lead to disagreement

With the existing prohibitions on forfeiture, CRAR proceedings and winding-up petitions end on 30 June 2021, the Government have launched a consultation for commercial property

The Government proposes to announce in the autumn budget (27th October 2022) the rate of the new Residential Property Developer Tax (to be known as

The government proposed to announce in its Autumn Budget the rate of the new Residential Property Developer Tax. The RPDT will be charged on the

Buying a home is still the largest biggest investment for most families – so what is the latest news? Forecasts are showing whilst house prices

Making a will is an important part of lifetime legal planning, but do you need to put all your wishes in your will? Where should

How to resolve a family dispute over choice of school? As a parent you will always strive to do what is best for your children,

Preparation is the key to success with most things in life and is particularly important when you are trying to attract a buyer for your

In the last few weeks various clients have requested information and advice on various matters. Below is a precis of the current advice we can

Founded in 2006 – Certainty is the Law Society’s recognised provider of a national Will Register and is used by the pulic, legal profession, law

ith the existing prohibitions on forfeiture, CRAR proceedings and winding-up petitions end on 30 June 2021, the Government have launched a consultation for commercial property

ATTENTION NON UK PURCHASERS OF DOMESTIC PROPERTIES NEW STAMP DUTY SURCHARGE FROM 1ST APRIL From 1st April 2021, all “non-UK residents” purchasing a residential property in England

The Electronic Communication Code came into force on 28 December 2017, the main purpose of the Code was to make it easier to improve connectivity

So the much anticipated Coronavirus Bill became law on 25 March 2020 (now called the Coronavirus Act 2020) and despite the hype about the government

he majority of Landlord and Tenants have been pragmatic and worked well together in relation agreements and debt management for commercial properties. By now, the

Questions from a Landlord’s perspective My Tenant has requested a rent holiday. I am happy to help them with this, how do I do this?

It would be fair to say that 2020 has been a year of uncertainty in the commercial rental market for both Landlords (to collect rents)

It would be fair to say that 2020 has been a year of uncertainty in the commercial rental market for both Landlords (to collect rents)

The Government have given Commercial Tenants a Lifeline The Government has announced that it will be extending the restrictions on the ability of landlords to

Questions from a Landlord’s perspective My Tenant has requested a rent holiday. I am happy to help them with this, how do I do this?

The majority of Landlord and Tenants have been pragmatic and worked well together in relation agreements and debt management for commercial properties. By now, the

So the much anticipated Coronavirus Bill became law on 25 March 2020 (now called the Coronavirus Act 2020) and despite the hype about the government

This post has been written by Mohammed Rahman, Commercial Property Solicitor for BMTC Law – it seeks to look at the rent payment position where

At BMTC Law we pride ourselves on our personal service – we are normally used to meeting our clients face to face, either in the

A break clause can be included in a commercial lease to allow a particular party (a landlord or a tenant), to terminate the lease early.

Early in October a group of staff from BMTC took part in the Northampton Legal 10K Walk…….in the HEAVY RAIN Kathryn, Steph and Adeeba thought it

BMTC staff and Partners held their now famous MacMillan coffee morning on the 4th of October 2019. They invited their clients and business contacts for tea

Many congratulations to the Marie Curie Team and in particular designer Emma Berry for the show border which has been awarded Gold today at the

The Firm is delighted to have sponsored Marie Curie at the Gardeners’ World Live show at the NEC from 13th to 16th June 2019 and

Borneo Martell Turner Coulston is proud to have been accredited by the Law Society Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme (WIQS) for the third year. The Scheme provides