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Intransigence in Divorce Proceedings Can Come at a Crushing Price

9 August 2022 In divorce proceedings, those who make overly ambitious financial claims or fail to enter into reasonable negotiations…
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Lease Extensions; When and How to Seek Legal Advice Uncategorised

Lease Extensions; When and How to Seek Legal Advice

Lease extensions are a crucial aspect of property ownership in the UK, particularly for those who own leasehold properties. If you find yourself in a situation where your lease is…
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How to Choose the Right Leasehold Solicitor for Your Property Transaction Uncategorised

How to Choose the Right Leasehold Solicitor for Your Property Transaction

In the world of real estate, choosing the right leasehold solicitor for your property transaction is a crucial step towards a smooth and successful process. Whether you are buying, selling…
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Who is the Official Solicitor and When do they Act in Court of Protection Proceedings? Uncategorised

Who is the Official Solicitor and When do they Act in Court of Protection Proceedings?

When dealing with Court of Protection matters, you may come across a unique legal role known as the 'Official Solicitor'.  The Court of Protection is a specialist court that protects…
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How to Apply for a Grant of Probate  Uncategorised

How to Apply for a Grant of Probate 

Navigating the complexities of probate can be a daunting experience, especially during a time of bereavement. Not many people know what they need to do when a loved one passes…
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When Can You Contest a Will? Understanding Your Rights Uncategorised

When Can You Contest a Will? Understanding Your Rights

Losing a loved one is never easy, and dealing with the legal aspects of their passing can be overwhelming. When it comes to a person's last will and testament, it…
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Tips for a Stress-Free House Sale and Purchase Uncategorised

Tips for a Stress-Free House Sale and Purchase

The process of buying and selling a house can be a complex and often stressful experience, particularly in a bustling and dynamic city like London. It involves multiple legal aspects,…
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What is an Executor; Who to Choose For Your Will Uncategorised

What is an Executor; Who to Choose For Your Will

Making a will is something that lots of people put off doing, but it’s an essential part of estate planning. Your will is key to ensuring that your assets are…
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Key Considerations Before Instructing a Court of Protection Solicitor

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