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The Importance Of Retaining Title To Goods Until Paid
In times of economic uncertainty such as those we face right now under the current…
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LinkedIn Local: FULLY BOOKED.
New LinkedIn Local Northants is a networking event providing business people with an opportunity to hear from industry leading experts whilst meeting the people behind the profiles, catch up with new connections in a relaxed and informal manner.
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#BusinessContinues – The Future of Networking
Wilson Browne Solicitors very own Tom Warrender was invited to join this week’s #Business Continues…
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Team Showcases Cross-border & IP Expertise In Recent Transaction
The corporate and commercial team at Wilson Browne Solicitors is pleased to announce the successful…
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Farm promise is upheld
There is many a Will dispute over a broken promise but, it seems, few topics come up as often in such cases as promises about farms. Indeed, just the other week I explained “proprietary estoppel” to a client using the promise of a farm as an example.
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5 Top Tips To Maintain Your Mental Health Whilst Moving Home
Along with relationship break-ups and the loss of a loved one, moving home is frequently cited as one of life’s most stressful events and can be a time of anxiety and uncertainty. There are things you can do however to safeguard your mental health whilst moving home.
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Contested Wills, Trusts, Probate And Estate Claims For Devon & Cornwall
Challenging a Will, making a claim against an Estate or resolving a Trust dispute are…
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A Difficult Conversation
The decision to refuse life-sustaining treatment or agree to a DNACPR is a difficult one, but it is advisable for individuals think about their wishes and discuss it with their family.
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How can you stop someone contesting a Will?
My client was concerned that his mother had been influenced into making the Will in the way that she had. Unfortunately for my client, his mother’s Will contained a “no contest” clause.
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How do you know when someone has died?
Sadly, this is usually a silly question. It is usually obvious when someone has died and the process of grieving and making funeral arrangements can begin. But when someone disappears and cannot be found, everything you think you understand about death is turned on its head.
