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Why using an unqualified will writer is risky 

Making a will is one of the most important steps you can take to safeguard your family and ensure your wishes are carried out after your death. Therefore, the quality of the will itself is critical to avoid leaving your loved ones facing unnecessary stress and expense. Unclear, ambiguous and
Categories:  News, Wills & Probate
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GPs urged to use “three strikes and rethink” approach following death of 27 year old

It is pleasing to see the introduction of the initiative known as Jess’s Rule, brought in on 23rd September 2023 by the Department of Health and Social Care and NHS England.   The initiative follows the tragic death of Jessica Brady, who sadly passed away from cancer in December 2020
Categories:  Litigation, Litigation News, News
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How to navigate buying a new-build property off-plan

Buying off-plan means buying a house or apartment prior to it being built. Typically, as a buyer, you must rely on architect’s plans, computer-generated images and other details provided by the developer. However, in some instances, you may have the opportunity to view a show home or the already completed
Categories:  News, Residential Property
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How to prevent common property issues in a divorce

Dealing with property problems in a divorce or dissolution of a civil partnership can be legally complex. Failing to properly understand how assets are categorised, neglecting to value them correctly, or ignoring potential tax implications can result in an unfair settlement and lasting financial damage. These matters can be further
Categories:  Matrimonial, News
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Wills – why a standard will is not enough for a blended family

If you have a blended family, making a will allows you to establish clear and effective arrangements for your loved ones. You may wish to consider how best to account for the interests of your current spouse or partner while protecting the needs of your children from an earlier relationship,
Categories:  Wills & Probate