Alan E Masterton Solicitors

As with so many issues in modern life the choice of which is the best Estate Agency to entrust with the sale of your own home can be a confusing, if you are someone whos only concern is the lowest or "Cheap as Chips" price then there are a myriad of bargain basement providers online and otherwise that will carry out that limited service for you, if however you are looking to achieve the best possible price for your home then please be assured that the rise of online tools and agencies has not removed the significant value of traditional Estate Agencies and the skill and professionalism they bring to each property transaction, it has never been as important as it is nowadays to obtain the best local advice on when best to market your property, when the best time to accept or negotiate up your offer, there is no substitute for a skilled local negotiator with a proven track record of consistently obtaining the best possible outcome for our clients.

We will manage communications with your tenants and deal with any issues as they arise in an efficient and professional manner. Our experience of tenant management will help you protect your relationships, keep your tenants happy and your building occupied. By managing your third-party relationships more effectively we will help you achieve your targets.

Research suggests that more than two-thirds of people in the UK don't have a Will. Many people believe they are either too young to write a Will or that it's too expensive or they don't have enough money or property to make writing a Will worthwhile. The truth is that dying without a Will can make what is already a difficult time a lot harder for your family.

A Power of Attorney (PoA) is a written document where you are authorising someone to make decisions on your behalf, this could be about your welfare and or your financial affairs (continuing PoA). The PoA document will show the people who are your attorneys and what their powers are and it will identify when their powers will begin.

If the person who dies leaves a Will, it will usually name one or more people to act as the Executors of the Will - that is, to administer their estate. If you are the named Executor of a Will you may need to apply for Confirmation of the Estate. Confirmation is an official document which the executors may need to administer the estate.