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Rogers & Norton can help you draw up a Declaration of Trust, this will agree the proportions in which you own a property and the rights and responsibilities you have in relation to it. A Declaration of Trust will help to avoid problems in the future, if one of the parties dies, there is a dispute, or when the property is sold.
For a fixed fee of £75.00 you can spend up to an hour with one of our matrimonial Solicitors to discuss the potential benefits of having a declaration of trust and the implications of how marriage or cohabitation will affect your shares and rights in the property should your circumstances change in the future, or if you want to secure your stake in the property.
Declarations of Trust are essential when:
An accurately and correctly drawn Declaration of Trust can also help to avoid any issues you may have with Capital Gains Tax in future, if you are investing in property with others.
We offer two packages to suit your budget and requirements.
* estimate only and can be higher
This agreement is a much more detailed document than a Declaration of Trust and can govern how the property is occupied, paid for and disposed of in the future. It can also include arrangements in the event that separation occurs after the birth of any children, who have a significant impact on occupation and sale of the family home.
Director
Family & Matrimonial, Norwich
Kerry specialises in advising clients on financial and children issues arising out of divorce, separation and dissolution of civil partnership; many with difficult issues involving international aspects, family business, agricultural land and pensions. Kerry also advises on wealth protection such as cohabitation agreements and pre and post marital agreements.
Solicitor
Attleborough, Family & Matrimonial
Averil specialises in all aspects of Family Law, including divorce, financial matters, cohabitee disputes and private law children matters (child arrangements orders). She has a wide client base and also deals with many officers and staff from Norfolk Constabulary. This has developed into a particular specialism in pensions.
Chartered Legal Executive
Family & Matrimonial, Norwich
Laura specialises in all areas of family law including divorce, dissolution of Civil Partnerships, financial issues arising as a result of the breakdown of a relationship and arrangements for children.
As a member of Resolution Laura encourages a pragmatic and cost-effective approach to achieve a resolution of family disputes by giving sensitive, fair and practical advice.