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Christmas is a time for giving and if you are struggling for ideas about what to give your nearest and dearest, and you are keen to reduce the amount of...
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A Grant of Probate is a Court sealed document that allows the executor to administer the estate of the person who has died. If they owned land or property in...
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An increasing number of executors choose to deal with an estate themselves when a close relative dies, but is this really a wise move? The reality is that probate is...
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There are two ways in which legal ownership of a property can be proved. Registered Property and Unregistered Property. Lucy McCallum, Board Director and Head of Residential Property Team talks...
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Our Charity Partner, Allsorts, are turning 10 this month and we are celebrating with them. In the last 10 years the charity has helped and supported over 1000 families. Allsorts...
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On the evening of the 27th September 2019, brave WSP Solicitors staff, Judi Bonham, Catherine Green, Harriet Jones, Karmen Waldron and Sandra Wesolek walked across hot coals for charity. The...
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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