Planning for the future can sometimes involve complex decisions - especially when you want to provide long-term protection for the people you care about most. One client recently turned to Sharon Richardson , Head of our Private Client team, for help...
We are pleased to share blogs written by our staff, talking about their job role, working at the firm and career progression at Crombie Wilkinson Solicitors. In this blog by Andrea Austin-Clarke, she talks about her journey in our form and our family law...
Crombie Wilkinson Solicitors is delighted to continue its support of City of York Athletics Club as a sponsor for the 2026/27 season, helping the club nurture and develop the next generation of sporting talent. Our sponsorship reflects a commitment to...
When people make a Will, their first priority is usually protecting the people they love. But for some, it's also an opportunity to leave a lasting legacy that continues to make a difference long into the future. Through our partnership with Cancer...
When someone dies, executors are responsible for identifying, protecting and accounting for the assets that form part of the estate. Whilst this usually focuses on property, bank accounts and investments, disputes frequently arise over valuable personal...
Whether you are buying a business, procuring goods or seeking a service for your business, indemnities and warranties can help manage risk for both parties. This is why they are often the most negotiated provisions in commercial contracts; and they need to...
Making Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney is rarely just about documents. For many families, it's about making important decisions for the future, thinking about loved ones, and making sure the right plans are in place for whatever life may bring....
When family life feels uncertain, having the right support can make all the difference... Family law matters are rarely just about paperwork. They often come at a time when emotions are running high, important decisions need to be made, and the future...
All directors of UK companies have to work within the bounds of corporate governance, and all have a duty to act within UK company legislation when working as a director. This means all directors have certain duties to the company and shareholders and...
For many people, making a Will is something they've been meaning to do for years. They know it's important, but they're often unsure where to start, what decisions need to be made, or even whether they have all the information they need. That...