As a commercial landlord, you are likely to rely on the income from rent on leased premises in order to meet all of the costs of running the premises and for income. If you are not being paid rent, or worse, if you know your property is not being looked...
The winner of the 2025 Royal Institute of British Architects' (Riba) Stirling Prize was a modern Almshouse, providing affordable flats for over-65s. It was commended for its communal facilities which include a roof garden and planting which gives...
Losing a loved one is never easy, but the situation can become even more complex when someone dies abroad. Whether your relative was living, working, or travelling overseas, you may find yourself facing an unfamiliar set of legal and practical steps before...
We are pleased to share blogs written by our staff, talking about their job role, working at the firm and career progression at Crombie Wilkinson Solicitors. In this blog by David Atkinson, Operations Assistant at Crombie Wilkinson Solicitors, he talks...
It was positive to see the Government’ announcement on 23 December 2025 that the level Business and Agricultural Property Relief 100% threshold will increase to be £2.5 million when it is introduced from 6 April 2026. One year on from...
A company’s share structure reflects the way ownership is divided among its shareholders, together with the rights that attach to each share. For an SME, that structure underpins everything from day-to-day decision making to long-term succession...
Dealing with real estate issues in a divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership can be legally intricate. Misunderstanding how assets are categorised, failing to value them correctly, or overlooking tax consequences can lead to an unfair settlement and...
With the new year just around the corner, many turn their attention to healthy lifestyle resolutions and new fitness goals. But it’s also the perfect time to review and update your legal affairs. Sharon Richardson from Crombie Wilkinson Solicitors in...
Using agents or distributors can be a great way to promote and sell your product in areas which might be difficult to serve otherwise, but finding a trustworthy and reliable agent is not always easy. Intellectual property (IP), such as trademarks,...
Many people take out a lasting power of attorney (LPA), nominating someone they trust to manage their property and financial affairs and another for their health and welfare affairs . This will help ensure their wishes are respected if they become...