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A Promise Made Is A Debt Unpaid?
If you promise someone that you will leave them something after your death, should you? Are you obliged to?
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What is a financial consent order in a divorce?
Coming at what is already likely to be a stressful time, the legal process surrounding divorce may seem daunting and we recommend that you obtain expert legal advice to guide you through the procedures.
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How To Remain On Your Conveyancers Nice List
No one wants to be on Santa’s naughty list – especially after this year. Head of Residential Conveyancing Jenny Woodruff explains how too keep on the right side of your conveyancer at Christmas.
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Doing Our Bit For The Environment
There’s no ‘green washing‘ here: We can’t pretend we’ve got solar panels on the roof…
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Why do people avoid making a Will
Why Do People Avoid Probate?
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When Do You Require Probate?
For many people, when considering making a will, one of the issues that most concerns them is the cost of probate. In fact, this one of the reasons why around 60% of adults in the UK do not have a will at all.
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Jessica Leech – Highly Commended
Family Lawyer Jessica Leech has been Highly Commended in the prestigious Lexis Nexis Family Law…
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What Expenses Can a Court of Protection Deputy Claim?
The Court of Protection safeguards the rights of vulnerable people by appointing deputies to manage their affairs.
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Joint Tenants Versus Tenants In Common – What Do They Mean?
You’ve probably heard of the terms “joint tenants” and “tenants in common” but not really understood the difference between them. So, what do they mean? Paralegal Oliva Sullivan explains.
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Who Should I Inform When Somebody Has Passed Away?
There may come a time when you have to take on the responsibility of acting as Executor under a relative’s Will. This may feel like a daunting process, but Wilson Browne Solicitors are “all the help you need” to point you in the direction of where to start and some institutions you may not have thought to contact.
