Have you ever found the perfect property only to find that a lender is unwilling to give you a mortgage because there is a flying freehold? If so, you may be wondering what a flying freehold is and why it can be so troublesome. [read more]
It was in October 2010 that the Supreme Court handed down the landmark decision in Radmacher v Granatino, a decision supposedly giving decisive weight to pre-nuptial agreements in English law. But is this what the decision actually achieved? [read more]
Government plans to raise the proposed lifetime cap on care fee contributions by the elderly to £60,000 have been met with a storm of protest, but those who wish to provide for care in retirement are being encouraged to take steps to protect their assets now. [read more]
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Neil Ashford was admitted as a Solicitor in 1979, and practised in Cambridge for several years before joining Gepp & Sons in 1982 and became a Partner in 1984. Since then, he has focused exclusively on company / commercial law and commercial property work.
In his spare time, he enjoys hill walking (with his dogs), playing the occasional game of golf and tinkering with his classic car.