Bradleys Hayward Parker Solicitors Frimley, Surrey - Bradleys Solicitors - Frimley, Camberley, Surrey and Sandhurst, Berkshire

Tel: 01276 691555

Welcome to Bradleys Hayward Parker Solicitors - the combined law firm of Bradleys of Frimley and Hayward Parker (formerly of Sandhurst). We offer a range of services for individuals and commercial clients. If you are looking for legal expertise combined with fast, friendly and efficient service look no further!

Land Registry House Price data for June 2010 shows an upward but fairly flat increase of 0.1%. However the annual increase in house prices is still positive at 8.4%.

Land Regustry data is the record of actual prices paid and not just a guess at what is happening in the house market.

Now that Barry Hayward and David Parker have retired contact Nigel Bradley (extension 30) for matters previously handled by Barry and David.

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Inheritance Tax limits for married couples and civil partners . . . . .

The 2009 Budget (amended by the Pre-Budget Report on 9 December 2009) set the individual Inheritance Tax allowance at £325,000 for both 2009 and 2010 but made it transferable between spouses or civil partners.

As a result of this announcement the married couples' and civil partners’ allowance is now potentially £650,000 depending on your circumstances.

For more information contact Alison Courtenay

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Should You Give Your House to Your Children?

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Saving IHT the Easy Way

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Avoiding Inheritance Tax with Discounted Gift Schemes

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