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Leasing a Shop, Café or Office: Key Clauses Every Tenant Must Understand
Leasing commercial premises, whether a high street shop, a cosy café, or a professional office space, is a major step for any business in the UK. Unlike residential tenancies, commercial leases are heavily negotiated contracts with fewer statutory protections for...
Why We Chose Fixed Fees and Transparent Quotes for Property Clients
Property transactions, whether buying your dream home in Newcastle, selling a family house in Durham, leasing a shop in Whitley Bay, or acquiring commercial premises in Gateshead, represent major financial commitments and life milestones. At Toomey Legal, we know that...
Why Communication Matters More Than Ever in Conveyancing (And How Our Online System Helps)
Buying or selling a home is one of the biggest financial and emotional decisions most people make. In the North East of England, whether you're in bustling Newcastle, historic Durham, coastal Whitley Bay, or growing areas like Cramlington, Blyth, Gateshead, or...
Toomey Legal Flow Chart
Step 1 Your offer is accepted, and you instruct a Conveyancer. We open a file and send a client care pack for you to complete and return. UK ‘national average’ for the Conveyancing process is 12-16 weeks. Step 2 We will receive the contract documents from the seller’s...
What is the problem with leaseholds?
To answer that you first need to know: What is the difference between freehold and leasehold? IF YOU OWN THE FREEHOLD, YOU OWN THE PROPERTY INDEFINITELY. IF YOU OWN THE LEASEHOLD THEN EVENTUALLY THE LANDLORD WILL GET THE PROPERTY BACK. The problems flow really...
What is Leasehold Property?
There are two ways to own property: Freehold and Leasehold. A Freehold is when you own the property indefinitely, with Leasehold property you have the right to the property for only the length of the Lease. The Lease is granted by the Freeholder so when the Lease...


