Cheyney Goulding

Cheyney Goulding Solicitors

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Employment

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Cheyney Goulding LLP provides specialist legal services for both employers and employees, advising on all aspects of contentious and non-contentious legal matters. The areas covered include all aspects of employment including contracts of employment, service agreements, share schemes and company policies; unfair dismissals, employees’ rights and discrimination; redundancy; termination and compromise agreements; workforce agreements and transfers of undertaking; regulations; and data protection. In addition to the non-contentious work the company appears on behalf of clients on employment issues in both the Employment Tribunal and Court proceedings.

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Residential Property

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When it comes to buying, selling and managing property, whether it is your home or an investment, our lawyers are experts at handling the legal processes, identifying the pitfalls and keeping you up-to-date.

We regularly advise clients in relation to properties located all across Surrey and the surrounding areas including London, West Sussex and Hampshire. We are pro-active and dedicated to providing clear and concise advice. We can also assist you in other areas of law by making referrals to other departments if required. For further information about our areas of expertise in this area please click on the “related services” links to the right.

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Finance, Lending & Security

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Finance, lending and security

Our team assist borrowers (individual and corporate) and lenders (including alternative lenders such as peer-to-peer lenders) on a range of finance transactions including acquisition and asset-based lending, syndicated lending, property and development finance, refinancing and bridging finance.

Contentious Probate & Will/Inheritance Disputes

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Contentious Probate is the name given to disputes/disagreements that arise once a person has died.

Some examples of when a situation might be held to be contentious are:
The will left by a deceased is suspicious for any reason i.e. content and timing to name but a few
The deceased’s estate has been reduced prior to them passing away by somebody other than the deceased leading to a far less valuable estate.
The beneficiaries of the will are not who was expected and family members etc have been included to a lesser extent than they expected.
You were receiving financial support from the deceased but you have been left out of their will
There is a dispute between executors and or beneficiaries

We can assist you in deciding whether to challenge the validity of a will, whether to make a claim for the financial provision you believe you are entitled to and in dealing with disputes between beneficiaries and executors.

If you have a concern about the probate process or believe that it is becoming contentious. Please do not hesitate to give one of our specialist solicitors a call.