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21st October 2024

How NOT to handle an Inheritance Dispute

Our final wishes are always an emotive subject.

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Why should you instruct Thomas Flavell & Sons Solicitors for your conveyancing requirements?

Instruct Thomas Flavell & Sons for friendly, jargon-free conveyancing, using cutting-edge technology, including our TFS app for real-time updates. Accredited by the CQS, trust our 200+ years of experience for a smooth, professional service.

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A Guide to Navigating Adverse Possession

Adverse Possession is a legal principle that allows a squatter to claim ownership of land or property if they have occupied it for a certain period of time without the owner's permission. Chartered Legal Executive Rachel Armitage explains more.

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Planning for Future Care: Health and Welfare LPA vs. Advance Decisions Explained

Planning for future healthcare is crucial. Two key legal tools are the Health and Welfare LPA and an Advance Decision. In this blog, Private Client Solicitor Philip Baldwin explore some of the key differences and the advantages of each.

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Domestic and International Relocation - What do you need to know?

A separation where there are children in the family can be challenging at the best of times, but even more so if one parent wishes to move away from the locality. Family Solicitor Louise Dawson looks at what should be considered.

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Is it Enough? Maintenance and the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975

The Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975 ensures fair financial provision for those left out of a will or inadequately provided for. But what exactly does “maintenance” under this Act mean?

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