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Expert legal advice with extra care - using a Lifetime Lawyer

Sharon Richardson
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Our solicitors Sharon Richardson , Belinda-Jane Poulter , Bethany Worthy and Emma Silkstone are proud Accredited Lifetime Lawyers (previously known as Solicitors for the Elderly). They’re some of the most qualified specialists in the country in...

National Apprenticeship Week 2024

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It’s National Apprenticeship Week this week (w/c 5 February 2024). The week is to 'celebrate the value, benefit and opportunity' that apprenticeships bring - both to businesses and individuals.  Hear from Cat and James in our team in...

The perils of a DIY Will

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Many people who opt to make a home-made Will do so because they think they will save money on legal fees. Unfortunately, this can lead to problems and unexpected costs later down the line for the family who may be left to unravel problems at a difficult...

I want my property back now please

Emily Watson
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Whether it’s a house, an office building, farmland or other type of property, where it’s occupied by somebody other than the owner, it’s in the interests of both parties that the terms under which it’s occupied are clear and...

We have joined the Alzheimer's Society 'Will to Remember' scheme

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We have signed up to be part of the Alzheimer's Society ‘Will to Remember’ scheme and as of 5 th February 2024, we are listed on their map of solicitors who take part in the scheme. We are already a part of Alzheimer’s Research...

Helping children through separation and divorce the CROMBIE way

Lois Britchford
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Divorce and/or separation can be a difficult time for everyone, particularly for children. It can turn their world upside down and often takes time for them to become accustomed to their “new normal”. We can help guide you through in a couple of...

The importance of Lasting Powers of Attorney

Beth Worthy
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Does your next of kin have an automatic right to make decisions regarding your finances and health if you lose mental capacity? The answer is NO. In order to give someone the legal authority to manage your financial affairs and to make medical decisions...

Is your partnership agreement still fit for purpose?

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As a business owner in partnership with others, you probably took great care to consider the key issues and agree a carefully worded partnership agreement at the formation of your business.  But once signed, has this important document been filed away...

A guide to parents in care proceedings

Lois Britchford
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A guide to parents in care proceedings: help us to help you!   Care proceedings are hard – we get that. Let’s take a look at our five top tips to help you navigate your way through these difficult times:   1. Honesty really is the...

Wrapping up the administration of an estate after probate

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Carrying out the duties of an executor is both a privilege and a burden.  You have been tasked with ensuring that someone’s wishes are carried out after their death, and this can often be more complex and take longer than you imagine.  Some...

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