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Pothecary Witham Weld is based in Central London providing specialist advice locally and nationally to charities and not for profits; individuals and families; companies and partnerships. The firm is best known for its church, charity and schools work and is widely regarded as one of the leading firms in these fields in the UK. The firm is also highly valued locally for its friendly and accessible range of legal services.
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Latest Lockdown – please be assured that we are here to help you with all your legal needs during lockdown. Meetings can take place virtually and visits or signing of documents can take place at our offices near Victoria Station or offsite as required, by prior appointment. PLEASE NOTE: THAT TO MAINTAIN COVID SAFETY, WE CAN ONLY HELP PERSONAL CALLERS TO THE OFFFICE BY PRIOR ARRANGEMENT. PLEASE DO NOT ATTEND OUR OFFICES WITHOUT CONFIRMING AN APPOINTMENT FIRST BY CALLING 020 7821 8211
We are here to help As we all face the challenges of 2021 we are pleased to continue to support you with all your legal needs using a range of virtual means or with socially distanced meeting facilities at our client friendly offices at 84 Eccleston Square. We look forward to helping you with your personal or business issues: Individuals – Wills, Powers of Attorney, Probate and Letters of Administration, Trusts, Lasting Powers of Attorney and Deputyships. Companies – Debt Recovery, Redundancy, Furlough, Redundancy, Disputes and Governanace. Charities – New Registrations, Changing your Charity Structure or Constitution, Solvency, Strategy and Compliance. Property – Buying and Selling Freehold and Leasehold, Leashold Enfranchisments, Rent Issues, Commercial Investment. Disputes – helping you bring, defend or settle a claim involving individuals, companies or charities. Employment – advising the employer or employees on a wide range of employment law issues. Documents – swearing of documents, certifications, affidavits or statutory declarations by prior appointment. Please get in touch and let us know how we can help you resolve any legal concerns that you may have – our professional and experienced team are on hand to assist you. You can contact us here. |
Latest legal updates
Temporary changes to SDLT rates stand to benefit residential buyers – EXTENDED Religious Charities and the Equality Act 2010 Knowing the ‘members’ of your charitable company and what their obligationsthey to the charity are Temporary changes to SDLT rates stand to benefit residential buyers Rent Reduction during the Covid-19 lockdown: Advice for charity and commercial tenants Conveyancing transactions during the corona crisis Action needed before you submit your Annual Return Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) – Are you up to date with the new Regulations? New rules on the automatic disqualification of acting as a charity trustee or senior employee Lasting Powers of Attorney - The Attorney's Guide Brexit and the potential implications for religious workers Brexit and the Charity Commission
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