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A bereavement can be a difficult time and, of course, your first priority is likely to be arranging the funeral and registering the death. However, after you have had a...
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A grant of probate is a court sealed document that gives the necessary authority to executors to administer a deceased person’s estate. Carole Haestier, Wills, Trusts and Probate Solicitor at...
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Yesterday the Chancellor announced a welcomed ‘holiday’ on stamp duty payments expected to save homebuyers an average of £4,500 and help keep the property market moving. Under the changes announced,...
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Janine Guthrie examines gifting as a deputy or attorney when someone has lost capacity. When can you make gifts if you have been appointed as an attorney or deputy? Generally,...
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The day that the Prime Minster asked us all to stay at homes seems a long time ago now, even though it was only around 100 days ago. The effects...
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In recent talks with the court in Bristol some new information has been provided as to what to expect in relation to hearings in the family court moving forwards which...
Continue readingHow 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...
What happens to the Family Home in a Divorce?
Dividing the family home is one of the biggest concerns for people going through a divorce. For many couples, the house is their most valuable asset. It’s also where children...
First Steps to Separation: A Free Online Webinar
WSP Solicitors, Meta Advisors and Clarity with Claire have joined forces to host a free online webinar designed to help people navigate the early stages of separation with greater confidence...
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