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This work covers the framework for leasehold and the introduction of commonhold in England. A solicitor handles the creation, variation and termination of leases, advises on enfranchisement rights, negotiates with freeholders, and prepares notices and documents under the framework of the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Act 2002 and related housing legislation. They also guide clients through compulsory purchase implications, service charges, and the potential conversion to commonhold where appropriate.
Key deadlines and procedural steps govern these matters: notices for enfranchisement, election of a right to manage, and registration of interests. A solicitor ensures accurate calculations of shares, reviews service charges, and coordinates with landlords, managing agents, and property registers to safeguard the client’s long‑term rights and financial position.
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The team at Clay lane have been amazing. They are very professional and helpful. I have used them to sell my house and buy. Everything was done very quickly.
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I was really grateful to have Emily on my side during my recent separation. We secured a great deal in resolving the dispute with my ex-partner which related to non-equal shares in our home that was owned in joint names without a shareholder agreement.
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