Contact Us
Exeter 01392 207020
Exeter 01392 207020
Teignmouth 01626 772376
Newton Abbot 01626 207020
Tozers

Complete the form below to ask us a question or make an enquiry. We’ll get back to you via phone or email as soon as possible.

Making a divorce as painless as possible, financially and mentally
Insights

Making a divorce as painless as possible, financially and mentally

Posted on 14th January 2016 in Family Law

The start of the New Year is traditionally the busiest time for divorce with couples deciding the New Year is a good time to split up and make a fresh start.
Aimee Aspinall

Posted by

Aimee Aspinall

Associate & Solicitor
Separation and Divorce: Practical Advice
Insights

Separation and Divorce: Practical Advice

Posted on 08th January 2016 in Family Law

January very often sees a spike in couples contemplating separation and divorce. Telephoning a family lawyer can be a daunting prospect and so Tozers Family Law Specialists offer some practical advice to assist you on your way to deciding what you want to achieve.
Aimee Aspinall

Posted by

Aimee Aspinall

Associate & Solicitor
What is the difference between agricultural use and Equestrian use?
Insights

What is the difference between agricultural use and Equestrian use?

Posted on 02nd November 2015 in Rural Property & Countryside Matters, Planning and Licensing, Dispute Resolution

You own land which you want to use for equestrian purposes. You need to be aware of the planning legislation on keeping horses on agricultural land. Failure to comply with the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (TCPA) could result in enforcement action.
Jill Headford

Posted by

Jill Headford

Partner and Solicitor
Can you trade mark a hashtag?
Insights

Can you trade mark a hashtag?

Posted on 06th August 2015 in Intellectual Property

The great benefit of social media as a marketing tool is its immediate and powerful market reach. The use of hashtags (words and phrases preceded by the ‘#’ symbol to identify and search for trending topics) has become a popular method of consumer engagement.
Jill Headford

Posted by

Jill Headford

Partner and Solicitor
Why should your website have a privacy policy?
Insights

Why should your website have a privacy policy?

Posted on 09th June 2015 in Intellectual Property

Website privacy policies are often ignored or copied from a competitor.  This approach fails to recognise the value that a privacy policy can have to a business as well as the huge risk of failing to comply with data protection legislation.
Jill Headford

Posted by

Jill Headford

Partner and Solicitor
Do park owners need to pay council tax on staff accommodation?
Insights

Do park owners need to pay council tax on staff accommodation?

Posted on 29th May 2015 in Parks

We are often asked by holiday park owners whether they need to pay council tax for their staff accommodation.
What can holiday park owners charge for gas and electricity?
Insights

What can holiday park owners charge for gas and electricity?

Posted on 25th October 2014 in Parks

The resale of electricity and gas is subject to a maximum resale price which is set by Ofgem. Since 1 January 2003 the maximum price at which electricity and gas can be resold is the same price as the reseller was charged by the supplier, including any standing charges.
What is a holiday licence agreement?
Insights

What is a holiday licence agreement?

Posted on 23rd October 2014 in Parks

A written holiday Licence Agreement is an essential tool for park owners to protect their businesses.
Who is selling this horse anyway?
Insights

Who is selling this horse anyway?

Posted on 20th March 2014 in Rural Property & Countryside Matters, Dispute Resolution

The case appears to have turned into a dispute about whether the apparent seller was in fact selling the horse as an agent for someone else. 
Jill Headford

Posted by

Jill Headford

Partner and Solicitor
What is the climate change levy?
Insights

What is the climate change levy?

Posted on 21st February 2014 in Parks

In response to the impact of climate change, the government has provided a  number of environmental tax and relief schemes to encourage businesses to operate in a more environmentally friendly way.
Paul Kelly

Posted by

Paul Kelly

Partner and Solicitor
What should park owners do with abandoned caravans?
Insights

What should park owners do with abandoned caravans?

Posted on 24th January 2014 in Parks

From time to time park owners will experience a customer abandoning their caravan at the end of their licence agreement because they cannot afford the cost of removal.
Paul Kelly

Posted by

Paul Kelly

Partner and Solicitor
Guide to the Mobile Homes Regulations 2014
Insights

Guide to the Mobile Homes Regulations 2014

Posted on 17th January 2014 in Parks

The Government has published the Mobile Homes (Site Rules) (England) Regulations 2014 which set out the procedure for residential parks in England to introduce or change park rules.
Paul Kelly

Posted by

Paul Kelly

Partner and Solicitor