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Lasting Powers of Attorney and virtual Certificate Providers
Many legal processes are now possible virtually, particularly in relation to the Coronavirus pandemic forcing a new way of working for almost every industry
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Northampton Photography Exhibition: Place Where We Dwell (Chapter 1).
Sponsored by Wilson Browne Solicitors, the upcoming exhibition is being held by Gavin Wallace, a…
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What are the Differences Between LPA and Deputyship?
Lasting power of attorney (LPA) and a deputyship from the Court of Protection both involve…
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Can Medical Practitioners Help with the Court of Protection?
Can Medical Practitioners Help with the Court of Protection?
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What are the Differences Between an LPA and Deputyship
What are the Differences Between an LPA and Deputyship
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Checking Legal Title For Conveyancing Purposes
A title check is often mentioned in the conveyancing process but what is it and what are the conveyancers looking for?
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How do you choose your Lawyer?
In a recent LinkedIn Poll, Wilson Browne Solicitors’ very own Tom Warrender asked the question “when hiring a Lawyer/Law Firm, what is the biggest influence in deciding who you instruct?”
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How to Get a Settlement Agreement at Work
How to Get a Settlement Agreement at Work
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Can You Do Your Own Lasting Power of Attorney?
Can You Do Your Own Lasting Power of Attorney?
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If you think your Conveyancing Client may have lost or be losing Mental Capacity
If a legal owner is mentally incapable of managing their financial affairs they may also not be able to enter into a conveyancing transaction and you should not accept their signature. Unfortunately, whether somebody has the mental capacity to enter into a conveyancing transaction is not a straightforward question to answer and will differ in every case.
