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Best practice when acting as an executor

‘Being an executor is an important role and a serious responsibility,’ says Andrew McClure a Senior Associate in the wills and probate team at Nalders in Newquay and St Austell. ‘Even a simple estate can be more difficult than many people realise, so you should ensure that you understand what
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Arbitration in family law

When going through a divorce or agreeing child arrangements after a relationship breakdown, important decisions need to be made about your children, finances and property. There are several ways to resolve difficult or contested issues, and one increasingly popular alternative to the traditional court process, particularly for privately funded family
Categories:  Matrimonial, News

Negotiating a separation agreement

When a relationship ends, it can be difficult to know where to start. Alongside the emotional strain, many people feel uncertain about the financial implications and how changes may affect their children. Not everyone wants to move straight into divorce or dissolution proceedings; often, couples just need breathing space and
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NALDERS WELCOMES NEW SOLICITOR TO THEIR EMPLOYMENT TEAM

Nalders is pleased to announce the appointment of solicitor, Philip Sayers, further strengthening the firm’s specialist legal services as part of its continued investment in legal talent across Cornwall.   Philip Sayers joins Nalders as a solicitor in the Employment team, where he will advise and support clients on a
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Navigating family estrangement when making a will

Family relationships can be complicated, and estrangement is sadly far more common than many people realise. Whether the breakdown stems from a long-standing family rift, a more recent dispute, or simply growing apart over time, such estrangements can have significant legal consequences – particularly when it comes to making or updating
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