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• WSP Solicitors Support Young Gloucestershire’s Mentoring Programme.

  • PostedAugust 14, 2023
  

  Young Gloucestershire are WSP Solicitors’ current charity partner for 2022-2024. Members of WSP Solicitors are actively participating in the Young Gloucestershire mentoring programme, a fantastic initiative run by the charity....

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• WSP Solicitors’ Conveyancing Department expands with the addition of Leanne Cooper

  • PostedAugust 10, 2023
  

  The Residential Conveyancing Department at WSP Solicitors continues to grow through the recruitment of Conveyancer, Leanne Cooper. Leanne joins WSP Solicitors bringing a wealth of experience in property law and...

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• What is a Business Lasting Power of Attorney, and do I need one?

  • PostedAugust 2, 2023
  

  Harriet Pearce a paralegal in WSP Solicitors’  Private Client Department,  explains the importance of a Business Lasting Power of Attorney (BLPA) and how is often overlooked. A BLPA allows a...

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• Selling property if you are a residential landlord.

  • PostedAugust 2, 2023
  

  With the Renters Reform Bill aiming to strengthen tenants’ rights, and interest rates and economic pressures squeezing property investment returns, more and more landlords are leaving the private rental market....

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• WSP Solicitors announce sponsorship partnership with the Gloucestershire Gladiators – University of Gloucestershire American Football Club.

  • PostedAugust 1, 2023
  

  WSP Solicitors have confirmed sponsorship of the University of Gloucestershire American Football Club, the Gloucestershire Gladiators. The Gloucestershire Gladiators compete in the South West 2A League and are a mixed...

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• What are my parental rights as an un-married father?

  • PostedJuly 26, 2023
  

  Amy Caddick explores the difference in parental rights between biological mothers and fathers. Whilst parental responsibility is an automatic right for a biological mother of a child, it is not...

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