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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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Celebrating the Staff at Wilson Browne
Thursday night all the Wilson Browne offices met at the Kettering Park Hotel to celebrate all their hard work, efforts and celebrate the successes of the year.
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Driving licence job requirement leads to discrimination?
Employers need to be aware of their employees’ rights, or risk falling foul of discrimination legislation.
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Registered Or Unregistered Property And What Does It Mean For You?
What is a registered property’? Registering land officially records its ownership with HM Land Registry. What is an unregistered property? An ‘unregistered’ property is quite simply one that has not been registered with the Land Registry yet. Proof of ownership will be evidenced by a bundle of title documents or deeds.
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What Can You Do If A Neighbour Is Obstructing Your Right Of Way
What is a right of way? A right of way is a type of easement…
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Newly Constructed Roads & Unadopted Roads On New Developments
Newly constructed roads & unadopted roads on new developments. Roads not adopted despite a Section 38 agreement being in place or there is no agreement?
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New Pilot Scheme Speeds Up Process Of Deputyship Application
Court of Protection Paralegal Rachel Hayes explains how Wilson Browne Solicitors has the privilege of taking part in the Court’s application Pilot Scheme.
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Employment Tribunal Claims – It’s All In The Detail.
Are you considering bringing an Employment Tribunal Claim? If so, read this article and make sure you don’t miss an important step
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Are Free Wills Really Free?
Free Will writing has become more common in recent years and can seem like an affordable option when it comes to making your Will. There can, though, be hidden costs to using a free Will writing service that may not become apparent for many years.
