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Solicitor

Leah Skelley

“My aim is to provide comprehensive yet concise advice, in helping clients to understand their legal position and achieving their desired outcome. I strive to be approachable and understanding, building a relationship of trust with every client I assist.”

Member of

Department

Parks

Expertise

Areas of work

Contract disputes Courts & tribunals Debt recovery Dispute Resolution for Parks Parklaw

Leah is a solicitor working within Tozers’ Residential and Holiday Parks team.

She works with clients to draft witness statements, claim forms for possession and tribunal proceedings as well as general park management letters. Leah also provides park management advice via the firm’s BH&HPA members’ advice line.

Having developed specialist knowledge in Tozers’ Residential and Holiday Parks team, Leah is able to support both clients and other Tozers’ colleagues with a variety of work. She takes pride in helping clients, either directly or indirectly, to achieve a positive result.

 

AWARDS

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Parks team of the year

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Revised Pitch Fee Review Form and Introduction of Consumer Prices Index (CPI) for Reviewing Pitch Fees in England
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Revised Pitch Fee Review Form and Introduction of Consumer Prices Index (CPI) for Reviewing Pitch Fees in England

Posted on 01st August 2023 in Parks

A pitch fee, also known as a site fee, is the amount that a homeowner is required by the agreement to pay to the park owner for the right to station a mobile home on a pitch and for use of the common area of the park and its maintenance.
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How the Leasehold Reform Act affects park owners
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How the Leasehold Reform Act affects park owners

Posted on 28th June 2022 in Parks

With effect from 30 June 2022 the Leasehold Reform (Ground Rent) Act 2022 (“the Act”) will come into force restricting payment of ground rents in most residential long leases of a dwelling to a peppercorn (nil).
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