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A great balance of professionalism with a friendly and timely manner.
I would always highly recommend your firm to family and friends. Your services from start to finish are always excellent and my dealings with Laura have been exceptional on every occasion I have instructed her. Many thanks for excellent services over many years.
Your service is perfect.
Laura Kurowski was very good and we will consult her again if any problems arise.
We were very fortunate having Laura do the conveyancing as the mortgage lender and their solicitor were dreadful. Without her I don't think I would have been able to move for another month at least. Thank goodness I had someone so efficient.
Excellent service, very prompt, very fast in handling the service.
Excellent service - Laura Kurowski is a good solicitor.
Laura is the best solicitor I’ve dealt with and Linda Heaton is also good. These two ladies are a credit to Wilkinson Woodward.
The service and attention to detail Laura provided was exceptional. Thank you.
Laura has been a pleasure to deal with.
Buying a house is a very stressful experience. Laura Kurowski was amazing! Professional, extremely knowledgable and clearly goes over and above to meet the needs of her clients.
If you’re looking at buying or selling a home, you might find the whole conveyancing process a little overwhelming. But, when you break down the steps, it really is quite manageable, especially if you have specialist support from our property team ....
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered his Spring Budget on Wednesday 6 th March 2024, in which he stated that ‘lower taxes mean higher growth’, declaring it was his long-term ambition to continue to cut National Insurance, ‘to make work...
Understanding different kinds of agreements and how they work helps businesses avoid problems and ensures that things are done correctly. Two commonly used agreements are simple contracts and deeds. Here we explain what they are and how they are executed....
With volatile energy prices experienced in the last year and the energy markets looking uncertain for the foreseeable future, we welcome the government’s announcement that they will continue to provide support for businesses with their energy bills...
According to building society Nationwide, house prices climbed 7.5% last year, the highest growth in UK house prices for six years. Why was demand for property so high in 2020? Buoyed by a range of Government policy...
Following the launch of the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS), small and medium-sized businesses can now apply for finance to help deal with operating costs and help to maintain cash flow. Is my...
Commercial tenants who are unable to pay their rent due to Coronavirus will be protected from eviction. Most leases contain provisions which permit a landlord to terminate the tenancy if the tenant fails to pay rent for a period after it is due (usually 14...
On 27 March 2020, the Government announced their intention to provide further support for the self-employed in the form of a taxable cash grant. The scheme allows individuals to claim a taxable grant worth 80% of their trading profits up to a maximum of...
SUPPORT FOR BUSINESSES Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme HMRC will set up a new online portal so that all UK employers will be eligible for assistance where an employee has been designated...
We are often asked how to protect property from being fraudulently sold or mortgaged. This can be of particular concern if: your identity has been stolen you rent your property you live abroad...
The Secretary of Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government has announced that all new build housing will need to be sold as a freehold property. Following a speech at the Chartered Institute of Housing Conference on 27 June 2019, James...
For all businesses the financial year end and start of a new tax year often brings tax efficiencies into sharp focus. This sort of ‘house-keeping’ is a good way to maximise profits yet there are many other ‘health checks’ directors...
According to the recently released English Private Landlords Survey , there are 25% more rented properties in England now than there were in 2010. With 4.5 million homes now in the private rented sector, it’s becoming more and more important to...
In yesterday's Budget, the Chancellor announced that Stamp Duty Land Tax relief will be extended to first time buyers purchasing shared ownership homes valued up to £500,000. Buyers will be exempt from this tax, which has been...
If you're saving for a deposit on your first home, there's still time to start a Help to Buy ISA - but only until 30 November 2019. Help to Buy ISAs won’t be available to new savers after that date, but if you opened your Help...
Moving on from your first home can be a daunting prospect but with the right help, marketing your property and dealing with the legal aspects of a sale can be a pretty smooth process. If you're selling for the first time, here's some advice from...
In the last of our series of pre-Christmas charity blog posts, we’re taking the opportunity to highlight the work of Halifax based charity Working Wonders. Based at the Orange Box next to The Piece Hall, the charity provides support for young people...
Following this week’s budget, stamp duty has been abolished with immediate effect for first-time buyers buying a property up to £300,000. The move is designed to encourage first time buyers to save for a house deposit. According to Chancellor...
A recent case highlighted in The Guardian will serve as a timely reminder (to house movers and conveyancing solicitors alike) of the growing problem of conveyancing scams. In the case highlighted by the Guardian, emails were hacked which led to...