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The Chancellor takes centre stage for Budget performance. After months of panto-style ‘will she, won’t she?’ speculation, the curtain finally lifted on an Autumn Budget that blends tax takes with...
When buying a home in England, one of the first things you will come across is whether the property is being sold as freehold or leasehold. These terms describe the...
When someone dies, their estate (property, money and possessions) usually needs to be administered through a legal process known as probate. In England and Wales, probate is the procedure by...
Mr and Mrs Jones came to us just recently retired who have spent decades building their wealth, which includes property, investment portfolios and a pension. They have 2 adult children...
When Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen recently revealed he’d transferred ownership of his Cotswolds home to his sons-in-law, it made headlines and raised eyebrows. In his own words, it was part of a...
(Warning – this one’s a little “techy”… but stay with me!) At this time of year, many families find themselves deep in A-Level season. Naturally, thoughts start turning to university...
Domestic abuse can feature in relationships in a variety of ways, whether that be physical, emotional, financial or coercive and controlling behaviour. Although domestic abuse is a criminal offence, there...
Q: What is an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) and why is it important? A: An EPC assesses the energy efficiency of a property, rated from A (most efficient) to G...
I love my Sat Nav. (I also love helping people plan their retirement with cash flow forecasting – but more on that in a moment!). *There – it’s out there,...
Douglas Adams nailed it when he wrote The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and insisted that each copy should have “Don’t Panic!” emblazoned on the front. It’s sound advice—and very...
Adele Bebbington-Plant is Business Development Director and Head of Private Client at Cullimore Dutton. Here she talks about her passion for making a difference to the lives of clients, colleagues...
Previously known as parental alienation, The Court’s and practitioners approach to alienating behaviours has been updated. Alienating behaviours is a term used to describe a set of behaviours used by...
Helping Our Client Overcome a Jurisdiction Dispute in Divorce Proceedings When it comes to divorce, especially with international elements, things can quickly become complicated. I recently supported a client who...
A recent High Court case, Iya Patarkatsishvili & Vevhen Hunyak v William Woodward-Fisher, is a clear warning for anyone selling property. It highlights how important it is for sellers to...
Helping a Client Rebuild After Domestic Abuse At Cullimore Dutton, we understand that divorce is never just about legal paperwork—it’s about securing a stable and fair future for our clients....
As a business owner, you’ve invested significant time and effort (and likely blood, sweat and tears!) into building a successful enterprise. However, without proper estate planning, your business could face...
Divorce is often a challenging and complex process, with many financial issues requiring careful attention. One area that often causes confusion, and also very often overlooked or not given the...
On Tuesday 25th February, we hosted an Inspire Cheshire event in the Garret Theatre at Storyhouse – continuing our mission to bring together local professionals and businesses, providing a platform...
Cullimore Dutton has unveiled a series of new appointments as part of our growth strategy. The first wave of eight new recruits are: Hollie Randles and Alexandra McCarthy, both solicitors...
If you have young children, appointing a guardian in your will is one of the most important decisions you can make. It ensures that, if anything happens to you, the...
What to Expect as the 2025 Budget Approaches The residential property market is currently facing a period of transition and uncertainty. Economic factors, government policies, and changing consumer behaviour are...
The UK government has announced plans to digitise property data to expedite the homebuying process. While this initiative aims to modernise the system, it’s essential to consider various perspectives to...
With separation comes a mix of emotions and the need to discuss the arrangements for any children of the family. Sometimes, separated parents are able to agree the arrangements for...
The prospect of divorce and everything it involves can feel overwhelming, with numerous factors to consider. These include the legal process of obtaining a divorce, dividing finances, and making arrangements...
Key Considerations as we Approach the 2025 Budget As we move into 2025, the commercial property market is undergoing significant changes, influenced by shifts in business needs, government policies, and...
Date: Tuesday 25th February Venue: Storyhouse, Chester Time: 5pm – 7pm In today’s fast paced professional world, maintaining your well-being isn’t a luxury it’s a necessity. Join us for an inspiring...
Dominic Richmond is Head of Financial Services at Cullimore Dutton. He is a Chartered Financial Planner and Fellow of the Personal Finance Society. Here, he talks about his passion for...
Cheshire legal and financial services firm Cullimore Dutton has announced a series of changes within its senior leadership team. Current Managing Director Andrew Wright becomes CEO with director and Head...
At Cullimore Dutton, we want our clients to stay informed, particularly when it comes to significant changes in property costs. One such change is the reduction in Stamp Duty Land...
Andrew Wright is the Managing Director of Cullimore Dutton. Here, he talks about the thinking behind the company’s rebrand and what this will mean to clients, colleagues and the wider...
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