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Professional legal advice on your Will is key to understanding your options
Private Client paralegal Zoe Watson advises clients on how documents work, the advantages and disadvantages of these documents and whether they are right for the client’s particular set of circumstances and the options available to clients going forward.
Without regular reviews, there is a risk that your Will may become out of date and may no longer reflect your wishes, potentially leading to unintended consequences for your estate. Gemma Burdis, paralegal in the Private Client team at Wake Smith Solicitors, looks at the issue.
From 1 January 2027, changes in employment law means ordinary unfair dismissal protection will apply after six months of service, including for fixed-term employees, and compensation will no longer be capped.
Roadworks affecting visitors arriving by car
Roadworks are currently taking place near our offices, which will affect clients travelling by car. Please allow extra time for your journey and check your route before setting off.
A "quiet divorce" describes couples who remain legally married but have emotionally separated. This article explains what a quiet divorce is, why it happens and the legal options available if your relationship has come to an end.