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Category Archives: Wills & Probate
Joanna Returns To Her Local Patch To Help People With Wills And Probate
Chartered legal executive Joanna Bridges has joined solicitors Ellis-Fermor & Negus at their Beeston office in Devonshire Avenue. Joanna is a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives, having qualified in 1996 after studying part-time for six years. After … Continue reading
Joanne Fletcher moves to Belper office
Joanne Fletcher, our Probate and Conveyancing clerk will be working from the Belper office from February 2012. She can help you with Making and/or reviewing your Will(s), Estate Administration and Lasting Powers of Attorney. To contact Joanne please telephone 01773 … Continue reading
Ellie Wreford qualifies as a solicitor
We are pleased to announce the qualification of one of our trainee solicitors, Ellie Wreford. She will now work in the probate department at our Long Eaton office. Ellie, born in Nottingham and joined the firm as a trainee in September 2009. She … Continue reading
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Planning for the future (2): Intestacy
Editorial by Duncan Lyon, Partner & Probate solicitor A number of cases have come across my desk in recent times that very graphically illustrate just how vital it is to have a Will, especially when one is not married. The … Continue reading
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Planning for the Future (1):Nursing Home Fees
Editorial by Duncan Lyon, Partner & Probate Solicitor For the last 20 years or so I have regularly been advising clients who are concerned about the possible impact of care home fees on what they would otherwise have liked to … Continue reading
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