
Kaye Whitby
Job Title: Business Owner, Head of Chester Office and Partner
Location: Chester
Phone: 0344 391 5830
Mobile: 07500 080 904
Speak to an expert: 0161 475 7676
Speak to an expert: 0161 475 7676
Speak to an expert: 0161 475 7676
Job Title: Business Owner, Head of Chester Office and Partner
Location: Chester
Phone: 0344 391 5830
Mobile: 07500 080 904
Job Title: Partner
Location: Stockport
Phone: 0161 475 1209
Job Title: Senior Associate
Location: Chester
Phone: 01244 305926
Job Title: Senior Associate
Location: Chester
Phone: 01244 305954
Mobile: 07725 262 909
Job Title: Associate
Location: Stockport, Macclesfield, Congleton
Phone: 0161 475 1225
Mobile: 07714 135 551
“The team has a comprehensive range of skillsets that are appropriate for my personal and business interests. The accessibility of the partners permits the building of relationships that are very important in transactions that need to be ongoing now and into the future.”
Legal 500, 2021
“James Goddard of SAS Daniels is entrusted with the role of providing legal representation of a rural estate in Cheshire and delivers an approachable and dependable service with efficient, accurate and professional advice in which you can have absolute confidence.”
Mary Ankers
“Thank you very much for all your hard work to gain this completion. It has been a pleasure to work with you and I would happily recommend you and your firm’s services to prospective clients.”
Tom Bain
“James Goddard is always available when needed and understands the inter-family connections that are important. As time goes on he is becoming integral to our future planning.”
Legal 500, 2021
It’s always good to review your partnership agreement every 5 -10 years, or when something important happens e.g. purchase of new land, change in structure, or death of a partner. The tax law changes all of time and it’s important...
Usually yes. Both parties would jointly instruct an agricultural chartered surveyor to value the land, live and dead stock. Also there may be other benefits that need to be valued such as sporting or mineral rights, planning consent and any...
Without a good partnership agreement, you’re opening yourselves up to real problems and cost when there is a disagreement in the future. Even if there are no disagreements, by structuring the partnership in the right way you will also be...
Yes, the couple can enter into a pre-marital agreement (pre-nuptial) and post-marital agreement. Whilst they are not currently legally binding in the UK, under the Matrimonial Causes Act 1973 they are factors that the court will take into account on...
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