Assisted Dying Debate and the Path to Legalising End-of-Life Choices
Assisted dying: A humane way to stop suffering and give people the right to die with dignity, or a slippery slope to placing the vulnerable at risk? This article was...
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Leading Gloucestershire law firm, WSP Solicitors has appointed six Directors to invest in the future of the business. The move is part of a succession plan formulated by Managing Director,...
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There are many reasons to re-mortgage a property. Shopping around for a new rate, releasing equity or adjusting your financial situation are a few of them. Sue Taylor, Conveyancing Manager...
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A lasting power of attorney (‘LPA’) is a legal document that enables a person (‘the donor’) to nominate someone (‘an attorney’), who they trust implicitly, to make decisions on their...
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WSP Solicitors is delighted to welcome Jason Roberts as our new Practice Manager. Jason joins the team with 30 years’ experience working in both the public and private sectors....
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WSP Solicitors have renewed our sponsorship of Fiver Fest again from the 12th-26th of March. This time around the Festival will take place across 5 towns close to our heart...
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Buying a new home is always an exciting process. With New Build properties having their own unique features compared to 2nd hand residential properties. What incentives are available when buying...
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What to do when someone dies without a Will: Estate administration advice
Last year the National Will Register reported that only 44% of UK adults have made a Will. This surprising figure means that at some point in the future you may...
Security of Tenure Under the Landlord and Tenant Act 1954
The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 (LTA 1954) provides protection for tenants of business premises, commonly referred to as a tenant having ‘security of tenure’ or a ‘protected lease’. Cara Forrest,...
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