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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Lasting Powers of Attorney You may have come across recent comments by the retired Court of Protection Judge, Denzil Lush, regarding Lasting Powers of Attorney, the potential risks of abuse...
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Digital Lasting Powers of Attorney could leave vulnerable clients at risk Solicitors for the Elderly warn against proposals to turn the LPA registration process fully digital. An LPA is a...
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DIY Probate In times of austerity we understand that families will look to save costs. Representatives of a deceased person appear more willing than ever to attempt an application for...
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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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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....
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What is an Executor? An Executor is the name given to a Personal Representative when a valid Will is in place. An Administrator is the name given to a Personal...
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We’re moving: an exciting new chapter for WSP Solicitors in Stroud
If you’ve visited us in Stroud, you’ll know our Rowcroft office well. It’s where many of you have made a Will or sat down with us to plan the next...
How Long Does Estate Administration Take With a Property to Sell?
If an estate includes a property that needs to be sold, obtaining probate and finalising estate administration typically takes between 9 and 18 months, although every estate is different. The...
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