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- - Private Client
- - 01329 222074
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- - Stephanie Chapman
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- - Private Client
- - 01329 222087
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- - Gemma Collenette
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- - Private Client
- - 01329 222089
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- - Jane Cox
  - Partner
  - Fareham
- - Private Client
- - 01329 222003
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- - Kirsten Edberg
  - Associate Solicitor
  - Fareham
- - Private Client
- - 01329 222033
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- - Michelle Holden
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  - Fareham
- - Private Client
- - 01329 222034
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- - Kevin Horn
  - Partner
  - Fareham
- - Private Client
- - 01329 448057
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- - Caroline Johnstone
  - Associate Solicitor
  - Fareham
- - Private Client
- - 01329 222037
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- - Sue Nicholson
  - Associate Solicitor
  - Fareham
- - Private Client
- - 01329 222030
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- - Bill Pollinger
  - Executive
  - Fareham
- - Private Client
- - 01329 222086
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- - Naomi Walton
  - Paralegal
  - Fareham
- - Private Client
- - 01329 222004
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- - William Ware
  - Senior Partner
  - Fareham
- - Private Client
- - 023 9277 6560
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- - Lynn Williams
  - Legal Secretary
  - Fareham
- - Private Client
- - 01329 222076
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- - 01329 288121
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- - 023 8063 9311
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- - 023 8071 7467
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- - 023 9277 6569

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- - William Ware
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- - 023 9277 6560
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- - Jane Cox
  - Partner
- - 01329 222003
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- - Kevin Horn
  - Partner
- - 01329 448057
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- - Kirsten Edberg
  - Associate Solicitor
- - 01329 222033
  - View profile
- - Caroline Johnstone
  - Associate Solicitor
- - 01329 222037
  - View profile
- - Sue Nicholson
  - Associate Solicitor
- - 01329 222030
  - View profile
- - Justine Alexander
  - Administrator
- - 01329 222075
  - View profile
- - Naomi Walton
  - Paralegal
- - 01329 222004
  - View profile
- - Gail Breslin
  - Legal Secretary
- - 01329 222074
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- - Stephanie Chapman
  - Legal Secretary
- - 01329 222087
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- - Gemma Collenette
  - Legal Secretary
- - 01329 222089
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- - Michelle Holden
  - Legal Secretary
- - 01329 222034
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- - Lynn Williams
  - Legal Secretary
- - 01329 222076
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- - Bill Pollinger
  - Executive
- - 01329 222086
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Is probate needed if there is no Will?

Posted2019-11-22 09:00
AuthorSue Nicholson

The death of a family member or friend will be a devastating time, changing your life and leaving you with many different arrangements to make, all while you try and grieve and come to terms with what has happened. Making arrangements for the probate application will be one of the first things you need to do, and we are often asked whether this needs to be done when there is no Will. While there are certain situations when probate is not needed, the presence of a Will is not one of those. Sue Nicholson, Associate Solicitor in our Private Client team, explains more here about when probate is and is not needed, and how we can support you through this time of change in your life.

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The difference between a Lasting Power of Attorney and Deputyship

Caroline Johnstone

Posted2019-11-01 09:21
AuthorCaroline Johnstone

No-one knows what the future holds, which is why it is vital that you make plans while you can. Having a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is one of the most important legal documents you can write to make these plans and without one your loved ones would need to go down the long and costly route of applying to be your Deputy. Caroline Johnstone, Associate Solicitor in our Private Client department, explains here how an LPA can help you to protect your future, and what could happen if you don’t have one in place.

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When would a Deputyship Order be issued?

Caroline Johnstone

Posted2019-10-18 09:29
AuthorCaroline Johnstone

A Deputyship Order would be issued when a person can no longer make decisions for themselves concerning their health, welfare, financial or property arrangements and they have no Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) in place. Caroline Johnstone, Associate Solicitor in our Private Client team, explains here who can apply to be a Deputy, the responsibilities and how we can support you in your duties.

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