Can I remove someone from my will?

Can I Remove Someone From My Will?

If you want to ensure your loved ones are taken care of and that your belongings are distributed according to your wishes after you pass away, then it clearly makes sense to leave a will....

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Debunking 10 Common Myths About Shared Ownership

Debunking 10 Common Myths About Shared Ownership

In this blog, we're dispelling common myths surrounding Shared Ownership, a property scheme often misunderstood by prospective homeowners. From decoration rights to selling your share, we clarify the realities behind these misconceptions. Join us as...

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What To Do if You Receive an Adverse Possession Claim

What To Do if You Receive an Adverse Possession Claim

Isolated land that is not regularly inspected can sometimes be appropriated without anyone noticing. Farmland is particularly susceptible, as are remote areas of woodland and scrubland within large rural estates, but it can happen anywhere....

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2024 Guide to UK Employment Law Changes: What Employers Must Know

2024 Guide to UK Employment Law Changes: What Employers Must Know

‘This year is a busy one for employment legislation, after a few quiet years,’ says Kerry Curd, a Partner in the employment team with WBW Solicitors in Newton Abbot. ‘The Government has backed a number of private members’...

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2024 UK Company Law Reforms: Essential Updates for Businesses

2024 UK Company Law Reforms: Essential Updates for Businesses

The Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act will introduce a number of changes over the next few years the main aim of which is the tackling of economic crime by improving the quality of the...

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Dealing With the Legal Formalities After Someone Has Died | WBW

Dealing With the Legal Formalities After Someone Has Died

If you are a very close relative or friend of someone, you may find yourself having to play an important role in carrying out their wishes after they have died. Caroline Maunder, private client solicitor...

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Understanding Severance of Joint Tenancy in Property Ownership

Understanding Severance of Joint Tenancy in Property Ownership

When buying a property with someone else, one of the crucial decisions you’ll need to make is how to hold the property. You will be asked to decide between holding the property as beneficial joint...

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A neighbour has caused my property to flood. What can I do?

A neighbour has caused my property to flood. What can I do?

The risk of flooding in England and Wales is increasing year on year and exposing millions of homeowners to the possibility of property damage and the consequent misery that this causes.  In some cases, there...

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An employer’s balancing act: happy clients and protecting diversity

An employer’s balancing act: happy clients and protecting diversity

The client is king and businesses will usually do anything they can to keep and grow clients, but not everyone is committed to increasing diversity and inclusion at the same pace. This can create some...

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2024 Leasehold Changes: Upcoming Reforms | WBW Solicitors

2024 Leasehold Changes: Upcoming Reforms

Having looked at the proposed reforms to long lease extensions, Simon Dusting will highlight some of the other changes being put to Parliament which we hope will pass into law and improve leasehold ownership.  It...

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2024 Leasehold Reform: Enhancing Rights for Homeowners

2024 Leasehold Reform: Enhancing Rights for Homeowners

Further reforms are promised for those owning long-term residential leases.   In 2022 we had an end to rents being charged for new long-term residential leases. Now the Parliamentary process has begun to address other issues...

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How can I protect my estate from inheritance tax?

How can I protect my estate from inheritance tax?

Death and taxes come to us all, although in the case of inheritance tax the two things can sometimes come at once if your estate is worth more than a certain amount when you die....

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