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Becoming a parent is an amazing experience! However it can be overwhelming being bombarded with advice from friends, family, TV experts, baby books... the list goes on!   Whilst we can't help you adjust to the late nights and early mornings, we can help you to ensure your child has ...
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If you have a blended family, it is particularly important to put a valid Will in place. Without this, some of your loved ones might miss out entirely on an inheritance and there is a risk of disputes arising when it is time to administer your estate. What is a ...
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If you are buying or selling a property, you may encounter delays at various points in your conveyancing transaction. We take a look at some of the most common causes and what you can do to try and avoid them. Obtaining a mortgage Obtaining a mortgage approval and having a ...
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If you are administering the estate of someone who has died, you will need to deal with their personal possessions or chattels. This refers to items they owned such as the contents of their home, jewellery, cars, cameras, boats and antiques, but does not include money or items that were ...
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Putting an Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) in place is always recommended. If someone is diagnosed with dementia, an EPA will allow their trusted attorney to manage their financial affairs. However, it is crucial that the EPA is executed while the individual still has the mental capacity to understand what ...
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Where the management of flats is dealt with by a landlord, leaseholders don't necessarily have a say in the way matters are dealt with. On occasion this can cause difficulties. In certain circumstances, leaseholders may have a right to take over the management of their flats from the landlord. Who ...
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