WSP launches new Family Law service in the Forest of Dean
WSP has launched a new Family Law service in the Forest of Dean, making it easier for local people to access specialist legal advice, including Legal Aid support for those...
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WSP Solicitors are truly proud to announce Amara McCalla has qualified as a solicitor, marking a significant milestone in her legal career. Amara’s journey from a Legal Assistant to a...
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When selling your home, you may recall the expression ‘buyer beware’. But what does this mean, and is it still relevant today? Historically, the buyers in a conveyancing transaction have...
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WSP Solicitors are delighted to announce the qualification of Bethany Fielding as a Solicitor in the firm’s Private Client Department. Bethany will be based in the firm’s Stroud Office. Bethany’s...
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The Court’s main consideration in cating in the child’s best interests in Family court proceedings is the welfare of the child which is provided for by the ‘Welfare Checklist’. Adele Benjamin,...
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Commercial property leases come with their fair share of complexities, and one crucial aspect that often requires special attention is the “break clause”. Whether you are a tenant looking for...
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Kirstie Carr, Board Director, and co-Head of the Private Client Department at WSP Solicitors has committed to a new role as trustee of the Hollie Gazzard Trust. The Hollie Gazzard...
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