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Divorce and enforcement Q&A with Andrew Smith
One topic that I regularly get asked about is around 'complying with divorce orders', so I thought it would be useful to pull together a number of frequently asked questions into one simple blog post. It depends what sort of Order you… Read More
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Emsleys’ client satisfaction at an all-time high
Latest figures from our Client Satisfaction Survey reveal that over 98% of our clients would use us again and recommend us to family and friends. Read More
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Emsleys passes Lexcel assessment
Emsleys has once again passed its annual Lexcel assessment with flying colours after rigorous independent assessment. Read More
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Lifetime Essentials – fixed-fee wills services
Whatever your situation or stage of life, you will want to plan for the future, protect your assets and ensure your loved ones are provided for. You want to ensure your estate goes to the people you want it to and your choices and wishes… Read More
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Emsleys supports local older peoples’ organisations
Our Wills & Probate team has been working closely with OPAL Read More
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Emsleys Give and Gain at Cross Flatts Park, Beeston
On Friday 16th May 2014, 12 volunteers from Emsleys Solicitors took part in Give & Gain Day – the UK’s only national day of employee volunteering in local communities. Read More
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How will installing solar panels affect my property?
The modern world is increasingly aware of the impact we have on our environment. Recycling is now commonplace and every home sold in England and Wales must come with an Energy Performance Certificate, which rates the property's energy… Read More
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The Impact of the Mortgage Market Review
Tighter mortgage lending rules came into force on 26 April 2014 following the Mortgage Market Review. It passes greater responsibility onto lenders in an attempt to protect consumers and prevent a return to the alleged irresponsible… Read More
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Have you been offered a settlement agreement?
News out today shows unemployment has fallen to 6.8%*. If you lose your job, finding a new one is a priority. The uncertain time between old and new jobs can be unsettling. This is why it is important if you are offered a Settlement… Read More
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ACAS Early Conciliation and the continued rise of the Settlement Agreement
With news that approximately 1,000 individuals per week* have contacted ACAS to discuss free Early Conciliation (EC), the new scheme is off to a flying start. Although initially optional, from 6th May 2014 EC is now mandatory. This means… Read More
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Step-families and Wills
Flexibility is often the key to a successful step-family. But how do you continue to look after all parties when you die? Having a properly drafted will allows you take account of potentially competing interests and look after all… Read More
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Custody, Residence and Child Arrangement Orders
What used to be called Custody and Access orders, which have since been termed Residence and Contact orders, will soon be replaced by Child Arrangements Orders. On 22nd April 2014, the Children and Families Act 2014 will replace the… Read More