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J.J. Taylor and Co Solicitors office in Armagh

Uncovering Hidden Assets in Divorce: What to Do When Cryptocurrency is Involved

Divorce is never easy, and when financial transparency is questioned, the process becomes even more stressful. Suppose you suspect that your ex-partner is concealing assets, especially in a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin. In that case, taking specific steps to protect your interests and ensure a fair settlement is essential. Here’s a guide to help you navigate […]

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J.J. Taylor and Co Solicitors office in Armagh

What is a service charge, and what does it have to do with my house?

I’ve just bought a house and I’ve got to pay a yearly service charge. What gives? A yearly service charge will usually relate to the maintenance of common areas. If you have bought a house in a development, it may have common grass/green areas. An apartment will have common areas such as a car park,

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Care Home Fees in Northern Ireland: Who Pays, Financial Assessments & What Happens to the House?

As we or our loved ones age, ensuring they receive the care they need becomes a priority for families across Northern Ireland. The decision to move into a care home can be difficult, fraught with emotional and financial considerations. In this blog post, we aim to demystify the process, focusing on the types of care

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Render Unto Caesar That Which is Caesar’s: An Unpopular Crypto Opinion

In recent years, Bitcoin and crypto generally have surged in popularity, captivating the attention of investors, tech enthusiasts, and even the general public. However, as with any burgeoning industry, there are legal and financial implications that cannot be overlooked. One such issue is taxation, a topic that often evokes strong opinions and sometimes, confusion. Here

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Simplifying the Legalese: A Guide to Understanding Your Will

Making a will can be daunting, filled with unfamiliar terms and complex legal jargon. We strive to keep things as clear and straightforward as possible. However, you might occasionally encounter terms that are new to you. For the curious, we’ve compiled a handy glossary to demystify the legalese and help you understand the process better.

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The Importance of Seeking Professional Advice for Your Business

Earlier this week, I talked with a business owner who shared her regret about not incorporating her business. She continues to trade under her own name, which, while perfectly legal, can lead to higher taxes and expose personal assets to business liabilities. Many simple actions can significantly benefit your business or personal affairs. Often, picking

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Navigating the Stress and Sentiment of Moving Home: Insights from Our Own Experience

  The image on the right is what ChatGPT generated to accompany this blog. I’m not sure if the red wine is a compliment or not. You already know moving home is a significant milestone, often accompanied by a mixture of excitement and anxiety. It’s a complex process involving countless moving parts and varied emotions,

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Rolling out Calendly Online Booking

Some of you may have noticed receiving email and text message reminders for appointments recently. We’ve been gradually introducing our appointment system on a trial basis. This system not only enables automatic reminders to be sent to clients but also empowers clients to book appointments themselves without the need to call our office. This flexibility

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Stay Alert: Rising Conveyancing Scams and Essential Precautionary Measures

The Law Society and PSNI have been made aware of a number of attempts to defraud people in Northern Ireland in the process of purchasing a house. Please see the below information and remember – We will never change our bank details in the middle of a transaction. You should always refer to our Call,

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Amendments to Club Licensing Regulations

There have been a number of alterations made to the club licensing regulations and the main amendments are highlighted below: Sporting Clubs – Commenced 6 April 2022 This section deals with extending an area of a sporting club authorised to supply intoxicating liquor. New Article 15A in the Clubs Order (Extension authorisations for sporting clubs)

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