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The Key Responsibilities of Executors During Probate

Being named as an executor of a will is an important legal responsibility that carries both duties and accountability. Executors…
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Make a Will and Appoint a Professional Executor – Two Ways to Avoid Conflict Latest News

Make a Will and Appoint a Professional Executor – Two Ways to Avoid Conflict

7 June 2022 There is ultimately only so much that you can do to prevent your loved ones falling out over inheritance issues after you are gone. However, as a…
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Buying Land? Have You Fully Understood Any Restrictions on its Use? Latest News

Buying Land? Have You Fully Understood Any Restrictions on its Use?

1 June 2022 When buying land it is vital to have a full understanding of any restrictions on the use to which it can be put. In a striking case…
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Private Client Legal Update – Summer 2013

Welcome to the Summer edition of our quarterly newsletter. And what a Summer were having - this week! Here at Gillhams we’re hoping that this communication finds you making the…
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Lending Money to a Friend, No Matter How Trusted, Carries Serious Risks Latest News

Lending Money to a Friend, No Matter How Trusted, Carries Serious Risks

30 May 2022 No matter how much you respect and trust your friends, lending them money can be fraught with risk and should never be done without first taking professional…
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Overseas Surrogacy Can Be a Legal Quagmire – Always Seek Expert Advice

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What are the Tax Implications of Settling an Employment Tribunal Claim?

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High Court Aids Widow Left in Precarious Position by Husband’s Death

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Private Client Legal Update – Autumn 2013

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