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What does Power of Attorney Mean?
Talking about a Power of Attorney can be difficult. That’s why we believe open, transparent communication about financial and medical decisions is key to navigating the tricky, often complicated territory of completing a Power of Attorney (POA). In this blog, we’ll go over everything you need to know about the Power of Attorney document itself,
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Intestacy Rules – What happens if you don’t have a valid Will?
When someone dies without a valid will, they are known to have died “Intestate”. In these circumstances the courts follow a specific set of rules, called Intestacy Rules, which dictate not only who can deal with the estate of the deceased but also who can inherit from their estate (in the absence of a will
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Injured at Work? How to Make a Strong Case
If you’ve had an accident in the workplace that resulted in an injury, you could have grounds to make a claim for compensation. All employers are responsible to protect the health, safety, and wellbeing of everyone who works on their premises, so if negligence of health and safety regulations is proved, you could receive compensation.
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Children’s Rights During a Divorce
Divorce is a difficult process that can impact the entire family. When looking after the best interests of your children, whatever age they are, there are a number of factors that need to be considered. In this blog post, we will explore some of the ways a solicitor can assist your decision making, to get
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Shared ownership – What are the pros and cons for first-time buyers?
Are you looking to take the first step onto the housing ladder? Struggling to put together a large deposit? For those with a lower deposit, shared ownership provides an affordable solution for purchasing your first property.
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Inheritance Act Claims – Are you eligible to make a claim?
If you have been left out of a Will or feel that you have been financially impacted where a Will was not created, then you may be entitled to make a claim under the rules of the Inheritance Act.