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Reasons why you should make a Will today There are a number of good reasons to make a Will. Firstly, anyone who owns a property or has savings and investments...
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Fantastic news for the Private Client Department at WSP Solicitors, today they have been awarded the Law Society’s Wills and Inheritance Quality Scheme Accreditation (WIQS). The accreditation is a best...
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Should wealthy non-resident parents be paying more child maintenance? The current rules on Child Maintenance, supervised and enforced by the Child Maintenance Service, provide that a non-resident parent has a...
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WSP’s joint annual charity quiz night with Randall & Payne WSP Solicitors and Randall & Payne hosted another hugely successful quiz night, at Marling School in Stroud. The event attracted...
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Why is a Commercial Property Lease necessary? Having a written commercial property lease to govern occupation is beneficial to both landlords and tenants as it ensures both parties are aware...
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Put your affairs in order with WSP Solicitors Writing a Will or making a Power of Attorney, putting our affairs in order seems so daunting and easy to put off....
Continue reading What happens from exchange of contracts to completion in property transactions
Buying a home can be exciting yet complex. Helen Holloway, a paralegal in WSP Solicitors’ Residential Conveyancing Department, simplifies the steps from exchange of contracts to completion, helping you navigate...
Choosing the Right Business Sale Structure: Asset Sale vs. Share Sale
When you are planning selling your business, you will need to consider how the business sale is structured. There are two different business sale structures you can chose from- a...
How trusts affect financial settlements in divorce
During a divorce, declaring your assets is crucial to reach a fair financial settlement with your spouse. One asset that can complicate matters is an interest in a trust. Whether...
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