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In today’s housing market, it’s increasingly common to purchase a home with a partner or friend rather than going it alone. However, many conveyancing firms fail to highlight the importance...
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Research suggests that nearly a third of recent sellers have suffered gazundering, which property pundits attribute to a downturn in the market. But, in some areas, the lack of suitable...
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When your solicitor asks for bank statements dating back months, please believe us when we say they are not just being difficult! Gemma Francis, a Conveyancer in WSP Solicitors’ Residential...
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We know that purchasing a property can be a daunting prospect, especially with the well-publicised rises in interest rates on mortgages. Vicki Dick, a paralegal in the Residential Conveyancing Department,...
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As mortgage interest rates remain high, more homeowners are struggling financially. While a repossession is a last resort for lenders, the number of them is increasing and the trend looks...
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Rising interest rates have dominated the headlines recently, with the Bank of England estimating a million households could see their monthly mortgage repayments increase by £500 over the next three...
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Should I replace my Enduring Powers of Attorney with Lasting Powers of Attorney?
Sally Jones, a paralegal in our Private Client Department, explains why it may be time to update your Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA) to a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA)....
As part of our commitment to uphold SRA regulations, all regulated firms, regardless of size, have to collect, report, and publish data about the diversity makeup of their workforce every...
WSP Solicitors appoints new Managing Director and Deputy Managing Director to lead future growth
WSP Solicitors is proud to announce the appointment of Camella Cephas as its new Managing Director, effective July 2025. Camella will take over from Judi Bonham, who has led the...
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