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1st March 2024

Hessleby Homes Commercial Property Success

Thomas Flavell & Sons is thrilled announce the completion of a commercial refinance deal for Hessleby Homes in the West Midlands, which was led by Associate Solicitor Matthew Thom.

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Family Mediation and Collaborative Divorce - A Peaceful Approach to Separation

In this blog, Family Lawyer Judith Wheeler discusses alternative options that are available which promote a more amicable and conciliatory approach to separation, such as Family Mediation and Collaborative Divorce.

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27th February 2024

Modern Life & the Dangers of the Rules of Intestacy

If you die without leaving a valid Will, the Laws of Intestacy determine how your estate is distributed. Many misconceptions exist around what happens if you die intestate. This blog outlines these further.

19th February 2024

The Risks of Not Having Lasting Power of Attorney

Lasting Powers of Attorney enables loved ones to make decisions if you can't, avoiding legal complications down the line. Zara Taylor helps you plan ahead in her recent blog.

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9th February 2024

Stick or Twist? When Challenging a Will Goes Awry

A no-contest clause in a Will can deter beneficiaries from challenging estate plans, but are they enforceable? In this blog, Contentious Probate Associate Solicitor Noel McNicholas explores this question further.

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8th February 2024

Proudly sponsoring UKNS England’s Strongest Man & Woman

Thomas Flavell & Sons are proud to be Sponsoring the live feed at this year’s local UKNS England’s Strongest Man & Woman. This is a fantastic event and our very own Kelly Roberts will even be participating. Read this blog to find out more.

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24th January 2024

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