If you’re getting divorced or separating from your partner, one of the biggest financial decisions to undertake is what will happen to the property you own. Find out what options are available to you with McPartland & Sons guide to your family home. Understanding how the home can be divided in Northern Ireland When …
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If you’re thinking of becoming the tenant of a commercial property it is vital to understand what you are taking on. Signing a commercial lease is very different to renting residential property, with a range of responsibilities that can come as a big surprise if you’re not prepared. Here are issues that every prospective commercial tenant …
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If you are thinking of becoming a commercial property tenant, you must understand what you are taking on. Commercial leasing is different from renting residential property, with a range of responsibilities that can come as a big surprise if you have not prepared correctly.
Under the Solicitors Northern Ireland order 1976, solicitors in Northern Ireland have to be involved with the legal process related to the transfer of land and property known as conveyancing.
The property market in Northern Ireland is continuing to thrive, and the increased demand is pushing up property prices, causing more and more homeowners to take advantage of remortgaging to free up capital. Reasons to remortgage There are numerous reasons why it can be beneficial to remortgage your home for example. You want to switch …
Opening the door of your first home is one of life’s key milestones. However, the actual process of buying your property can be a daunting experience, with first-time buyers frequently finding themselves overwhelmed by the mass of information provided by the estate agent, lender, and solicitor. Therefore, McPartland & Sons, have put together a step-by-step …
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If you are a tenant within Northern Ireland in a private rented property you have basic rights to protect yourself and your home from illegal landlord action.
In simple terms, planning permission is the approval needed before various forms of construction, expansion or sometimes demolition can begin.