VP Legal Solicitors

09/06/2023

Today, a toolkit was unveiled for parents and carers explaining their rights and what they need to do under the MCA to manage the finances of their child, should the child lose capacity to make decisions for themselves.

10/01/2023

We always strive to do the very best for our clients, we are proud to share their recommendations!

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08/06/2022

Trust registration rules are changing and from September most express trusts will need to be registered with HMRC, even if they are non-taxable. Contact us for more information

13/05/2022

The National Will Register is offering free Will registration until 3rd June - please get in touch with us if you would like any further information

Helpline: +44 (0)330 100 3660 Free Will Registration Month Use code FREEWILLREG22 this May to register your Will for free this month and join over 9.4 million in protecting your wishes and loved ones by ensuring your Will can be located when it’s needed. Register free Offer runs between 3 May – ...

08/05/2020

Wishing all our clients a safe and peaceful VE Day celebration today

05/04/2020

If you need any advice at this difficult time regarding writing or updating your Will, we are able to help

There are certain things to avoid when writing or updating your will. Your solicitor will guide you and make sure your wishes are in place.

03/04/2020

If you're unsure of your legal obligations as a business, a solicitor will provide expert advice and guidance http://solicitors.lawsociety.org.uk/

31/03/2020

If you are unmarried and living together, it's important to speak to a solicitor and make sure you have a valid up to date will in place

If you're unmarried and living together, it's important to speak to a solicitor and make sure you have a valid up-to-date will in place.

18/03/2020

If you are concerned that you don’t have a Will or your Will is not up to date we are able to offer telephone appointments to help

The number of people seeking to write new wills or grant power of attorney have risen by at least 30 per cent in face of fears over death rates in the coronavirus pandemic, say lawyers.