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How long do I have to make a claim following an accident?

If you have been involved in a road traffic accident, an accident at work, a slip/trip accident, have been injured by a faulty product or ha...

November 26, 2019 Read More

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The truth about the Will reading...

Thanks mainly to television drama’s there is a myth that after someone dies, a sombre looking solicitor (normally puffing on a pipe) calls...

November 22, 2019 Read More

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Following separation, is it necessary to formalise an informal agreement regarding child arrangements?

Where parents separate, it is often the case that they will reach an agreement regarding the arrangements of their child(ren). Informal agre...

November 22, 2019 Read More

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Does the Queen have to pay Inheritance Tax?

Being a highly wealthy individual, you can only imagine that upon the Queen’s death, her estate would be left liable to pay a substantial ...

November 15, 2019 Read More

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Practical steps - when someone dies...

When someone dies, there are many practical issues that need to be sorted out. This can be very overwhelming, especially when you will be de...

November 11, 2019 Read More

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What is a Letter of Wishes?

In planning for your future, it is normal to consider and think about what you would like to leave to loved ones in your Will. There may be ...

November 11, 2019 Read More

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St Luke’s Hospice, Make a Will Month campaign

Fisher Jones Greenwood's Billericay office took part in St Luke’s Hospice Make a Will month campaign. This time, as the name suggests, ins...

November 4, 2019 Read More

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What is an insolvent estate?

At the end of the financial year ending March 2019, the UK general government gross debt was £1,821.3 billion. That is equivalent to 85.2% ...

November 4, 2019 Read More

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Top 10 Weirdest Wills...

The Rose : Jack Benny was a US comedian and when he died in 1974 he left an instruction in his Will that every day a florist was to...

November 1, 2019 Read More

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Can a person with no capacity have a Paternity test?

A recent decision of the Court of Protection is that of Bagguley v E [2019] EWCOP 49. The Court of Protection is a Court which specialises...

October 31, 2019 Read More

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FAQ- The children don’t live with me, what information can I obtain?

Even if the children don’t live with you, as long as you have parental responsibility for the children (see blog FAQ- how do I acquire Par...

October 30, 2019 Read More

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Make a Will. Make a Difference.

The month of September saw Fisher Jones Greenwood take part in Farleigh Hospice’s Make a Will scheme. Our Wills, Life Planning and Probat...

October 29, 2019 Read More

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How long do I have to make a claim following an accident?

The truth about the Will reading...

Following separation, is it necessary to formalise an informal agreement regarding child arrangements?

Does the Queen have to pay Inheritance Tax?

Practical steps - when someone dies...

What is a Letter of Wishes?

St Luke’s Hospice, Make a Will Month campaign

What is an insolvent estate?

Top 10 Weirdest Wills...

Can a person with no capacity have a Paternity test?

FAQ- The children don’t live with me, what information can I obtain?

Make a Will. Make a Difference.