Kingswalk Law Private Client

03/10/2021

Nearly finished refurbishment of our new offices on Lansdowne Terrace Gosforth- looking forward to moving in soon

02/10/2021

Kingswalk Law are looking to recruit an experienced conveyancer to manage our existing case load using our case management system (LEAP), and to continue to offer personal high quality service to our clients.

We are moving to our new offices in 12-13 Lansdowne Terrace in Gosforth where the successful candidate will be able to service our existing clients and expand our services to meet the rising demand for quality personal legal services.

Applications will be considered from people with a range of qualifications provided they have a strong conveyancing background and are committed to a career in conveyancing and have a sound understanding of conveyancing practices and procedures.

11/11/2020

100 years later and still on the front line helping to protect us- please Remember, and if you can please donate.

Thank you for supporting the 2020 Poppy Appeal

02/11/2020

Can I still move house?

“Yes – the housing market will remain open throughout this period. Everyone should continue to play their part in reducing the spread of the virus by following the current guidance.
• Renters and homeowners will be able to move
• Removal firms and estate agents can operate
• Construction sites can and should continue
• Tradespeople will be able to enter homes

But all must follow the Covid safety guidance”

Robert Jenrick, Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government (via Twitter)

27/07/2020

Wills witnessed over Zoom and Skype are to be legalised, as the government ushers in a major overhaul of probate legislation in the wake of Covid-19. New rules will allow testators' signatures to be witnessed using video conferencing software, such as Zoom, Facetime and Skype. Once a will has been signed by the testator it can be posted to witnesses, who sign it themselves during live action web conferences. However, the government has said the use of video technology should remain a last resort.
-Abridged report from the Law Gazette