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“The Impossible Argument” The Court of Protection Team have been following the case of Tinsley v Manchester City Council. The case was heard in the Court of Appeal on 10th...
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“Keep all that I have” A judge in the Supreme Court in Brisbane, Australia has ruled that an unsent text message found on a deceased man’s mobile phone was a...
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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...
Continue reading 5 questions to ask when choosing the right conveyancer – your guide to making the best choice
Choosing the right conveyancer is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when buying or selling a property. A good conveyancer will guide you through the legal process smoothly,...
The Renters’ Rights Bill, which is likely to become law at some point in 2025, will overhaul the tenancy system. Elizabeth Watt, examines what the bill seeks to achieve and...
When should I make a Health and Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney?
Vicky Broderick from WSP Solicitors’ Private Client Department, explains the importance of creating a Health and Welfare Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) and when best to create one. Vicky outlines...
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