Private Client Law
Legal services to individuals
〉Administrative Law and Judicial Review
〉Children and the courts
〉Dispute Resolution and Debt Collection
〉Education Law
〉Elderly clients
〉Employment Law
〉Family Law, Child Law and relationships
〉House sales and purchases
〉Lasting Power of Attorney
〉Obtaining Grant of Probate
〉Probate
〉Probate Disputes
〉Wills, Trusts and Tax
Welcome to Tassells Solicitors
Tassells Solicitors is a client-focused law firm in Faversham, Kent. With over 200 years in business, we have a unique understanding of the local market and its needs.
Our approach is not only to explain the law, but also to provide clear and practical legal advice to our clients. Everything we do is crafted to a particular client’s needs, and our professional staff are passionate and committed problem-solvers offering a sympathetic and understanding approach to our private clients, and commercially focused and pragmatic advice to our business clients. Offering quality services for individuals, families and businesses, we have grown to become one of the most trusted firms in Kent.
Tassells Solicitors is regulated and authorised by the Solicitors Regulation Authority No: 69834
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Flying Freehold
A Flying Freehold is that section of a freehold property that is either constructed over or extends into the neighbouring premises. Therefore the owner of the Flying Freehold is the owner of the section that is “flying” or extending above that of the neighbour but...
Inheritance Tax
A very short point; Inheritance Tax, when it is due, is generally spread across the assets in proportion, so that if a house is two-thirds of the estate, then it will bear two-thirds of the tax. The beneficiaries might decide to pay all the tax from the “cash”...
Happy Easter!
The Easter bank holiday is waiting for us bringing with it the gift of the easing of our third lockdown, happier days are ahead, I hope. What a year it has been! My desktop calendar, covered in dust, remains on 18th March 2020 when I left the office for the last time...
Stamp Duty Land Tax – No Joke, Even On 1st April
As of today a new element of the SDLT charge applies to ‘overseas buyers’, in the form of an additional 2% per cent charge. There are detailed rules about residence to establish who has to pay, but for example someone who has been working overseas permanently or for...
Thank you!
Firstly, please accept my sincere apologies for not posting this sooner, sorry! In October last year we took part, once again, in the annual wear it pink day for Breast Cancer Now and despite the strain of the pandemic, we managed to raise £179. This was quite simply...
Looking back with hope for the future.
Today, the anniversary of the first Coronavirus lockdown, is a National Day of Reflection as Boris Johnson has backed a plan by Marie Curie to remember those who have died from this indiscriminate and brutal virus. 2020 will be remembered for years to come as the year...