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When Should I Change My Will?
Ordinarily, we suggest that you review your Will every five years or after a significant life event. But, what is a significant life event?
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Planning law consequences for Homes for Ukraine
Planning law consequences for Homes for Ukraine
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Creation of access to field was not permitted development
In the recent case of Jones and another v Secretary of State for Housing Communities and Local Government and another two landowners appealed against the Secretary of State’s dismissal of their appeal against an enforcement notice issued by Horsham District Council (HDC).
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Is It Fair For NHS Continuing Health Care To Be Withdrawn?
NHS Continuing Health Care (CHC) has been known to be difficult to get and is very much dependent on where you are living. In some areas, you are much more likely to be granted CHC funding, whereas it is near impossible in other areas.
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A cautionary tale for sellers and their agents – disclosure of matters affecting title to property
In SPS Groundworks and Building Ltd v Mahil [2022] EWHC 371 (QB), the High Court held that references in the auction brochure and by the auctioneer to the need to read the legal pack were insufficient for a seller to have complied with its duty to disclose a defect in title.
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Supporting The NEW NNBN
We are pleased to announce that we are founder members of the NNBN – North…
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Wilson Browne Solicitors is Disability Confident Committed…What It Means
We are delighted to renew and retain our Level 1 Disability Confident Registration. As a…
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Contesting A Will – Number of contentious probate firms ‘doubled since 2018’
Cutting corners can be a costly mistake. The number of firms offering services surrounding contentious…
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Ready Steady Go!
Wilson Browne is very pleased to announce that we will once again be partnering with Northamptonshire Sport and sponsoring the Northants 5K Race Series as it celebrates its 10th Anniversary in 2022.
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What Can We Learn From The Latest Divorce Figures?
As we approach the awaited change in divorce law in April 2022 there are some interesting numbers from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
