Raeside Chisholm Solicitors

Companies House have announced that they are going to temporarily pause their striking off process to prevent companies being dissolved for failing to submit an Annual Confirmation Statement Form or file Accounts in time.  This will give businesses affected by the Coronavirus outbreak the time they need to update their records and will help to avoid them being struck off the register.

The Corona Virus pandemic is likely to spark a boom in rural living, with working from home and multi-generational families becoming more common.

The ESPC have analysed the impact that Covid19 has had on the Scottish market.  Whilst there has been a marked decrease in both the volume of sales and the number of houses coming to the market since March, the analysis has found that this is because of the impact of social distancing measures and Scottish Government guidance, rather than lack of demand. 

Despite the fact that our firm along with many others have experienced a surge in enquiries about Wills since the Covid19 outbreak, a recent survey has revealed that barely 40% of adults living in the UK have a valid Will. 

Raeside Chisholm Solicitors are working with The Clutha Trust through this pandemic to help supply food parcels to the vulnerable throughout our community.