We are a speciailist law firm made up of a team of skilled lawyers with over 70 years of combined experience in all aspects of commercial, agricultural and residential property and private client work. We take pride in providing quality legal services in a competitive environment to clients locally, regionally and nationally. Our legal experts are friendly and approachable and will advise you proactively to achieve the best possible outcome as quickly as possible and in a cost effective manner.
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Moxon & Barker's origins can be traced back to 1881, the founders' family were involved with the partnership for well over a century.
Under their successors, the firm has evolved and flourished into the 21st century, now focussing on our specialist areas of expertise.
The partners and other legal advisers have excellent track records in these fields and are supported by staff who have been chosen for their skill, experience and commitment to client care.
By adopting the latest innovations in practice management and new technology we are able to provide the same high standards expected from major regional law firms whilst still retaining the personal approach of a traditional family firm.
Under their successors, the firm has evolved and flourished into the 21st century, now focussing on our specialist areas of expertise.
The partners and other legal advisers have excellent track records in these fields and are supported by staff who have been chosen for their skill, experience and commitment to client care.
By adopting the latest innovations in practice management and new technology we are able to provide the same high standards expected from major regional law firms whilst still retaining the personal approach of a traditional family firm.
Moving house is usually the single most expensive transaction you will be involved in.
It can also be the most stressful.
Let our experienced team guide you through the conveyancing process to achieve a smooth and efficient move.
Contact our conveyancing department now with details of the location of the property that you are thinking of buying or selling and its approximate value.
We will then send you a no obligation written estimate.
Moxon & Barker LLP have always been in the forefront of change and will continue to be so.
It can also be the most stressful.
Let our experienced team guide you through the conveyancing process to achieve a smooth and efficient move.
Contact our conveyancing department now with details of the location of the property that you are thinking of buying or selling and its approximate value.
We will then send you a no obligation written estimate.
Moxon & Barker LLP have always been in the forefront of change and will continue to be so.
Everyone should make a Will and update it regularly, particularly if family circumstances change, for example if you marry, have children, separate or divorce.
The main reason is so that you can ensure that the people you wish to benefit after your death receive your property and possessions.
You can provide for your friends or favourite charities, even your pets.
If you die without leaving a Will the intestacy rules determine who will inherit your estate.
For example, even if you are married with children your surviving spouse will not necessarily inherit all of your estate but may only receive part of it and will have a life interest in the remainder.
The main reason is so that you can ensure that the people you wish to benefit after your death receive your property and possessions.
You can provide for your friends or favourite charities, even your pets.
If you die without leaving a Will the intestacy rules determine who will inherit your estate.
For example, even if you are married with children your surviving spouse will not necessarily inherit all of your estate but may only receive part of it and will have a life interest in the remainder.
At Moxon & Barker our aim is to help our clients to preserve their wealth and minimise the impact of taxation.
When it comes to estate planning, we know that our clients are anxious to preserve as much flexibility as they can while trying to minimise the impact of inheritance and other capital taxes on their assets.
Moxon & Barker can assist in drafting Wills which best suit your particular family circumstances, such as the protection of the interests of children and grandchildren, in the event of divorce or other claims.
When it comes to estate planning, we know that our clients are anxious to preserve as much flexibility as they can while trying to minimise the impact of inheritance and other capital taxes on their assets.
Moxon & Barker can assist in drafting Wills which best suit your particular family circumstances, such as the protection of the interests of children and grandchildren, in the event of divorce or other claims.
A trust is a way of managing assets such as land, buildings, money or investments for people.
Trusts can be set up in a person's lifetime.
They can also arise on death under the terms of a Will or, if there is no Will, under the intestacy rules if any beneficiary is under 18 years of age.
There are different types of trusts and they are all taxed differently.
The settlor decides how the assets in a trust should be used - this is usually set out in a document called the 'trust deed'.
If the trustees change, the trust can still continue, but there always has to be at least one trustee.
Trusts can be set up in a person's lifetime.
They can also arise on death under the terms of a Will or, if there is no Will, under the intestacy rules if any beneficiary is under 18 years of age.
There are different types of trusts and they are all taxed differently.
The settlor decides how the assets in a trust should be used - this is usually set out in a document called the 'trust deed'.
If the trustees change, the trust can still continue, but there always has to be at least one trustee.
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