Woollastons Solicitors is a family-run business with over 17 years experience providing a range of legal services including conveyancing, family matters, wills and probate, power of attorney and office of the public guardian. We are a small, friendly firm dealing with private clients and our aim is to provide a high quality of service at a reasonable and realistic charging rate.
Please browse through our website for full details of those areas of law in which we have relevant knowledge and experience. If you cannot find the legal service you are looking for then please send us an enquiry through our contact page. Conveyancing is the legal system by which property titles are exchanged between buyer and seller.
Please browse through our website for full details of those areas of law in which we have relevant knowledge and experience. If you cannot find the legal service you are looking for then please send us an enquiry through our contact page. Conveyancing is the legal system by which property titles are exchanged between buyer and seller.
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We are a small friendly firm with a dedicated Conveyancing Team who are always on hand to assist with correspondence and telephone queries. We have a fully computerised case management system which enables us to deal with correspondence speedily. We have close links with many of the local Estate Agents.
We are only too aware of the considerable emotional strain and stress these proceedings cause to those involved and whilst we strive to provide an excellent service in these matters we are also sympathetic to your feelings and endeavour to help you though what is obviously a very difficult time.
If you just want to 'know where you stand' then contact Hayley McConville or Frances Woollaston for a free 30 minute initial consultation where general advice can be given.
If you just want to 'know where you stand' then contact Hayley McConville or Frances Woollaston for a free 30 minute initial consultation where general advice can be given.
Appoint the guardians of your choice to care for your children in the event that the other parent is unable to do so. Have peace of mind, knowing that you have relieved your family of the burden of making decisions at a stressful time. It is also important to consider inheritance tax issues, also if you do not make a will your estate will be distributed under fixed rules and it may not benefit the people who matter to you.
Lasting Power of Attorneys (LPA's) replaced the original Enduring Power of Attorneys (EPA). There are two types of Lasting Power of Attorneys, one for Personal Welfare and the other for Property and Affairs. They are both similar documents but obviously relate to different aspects of the Attorneys duties.
Laura joined the firm in 1998 and qualified as a Fellow of ILEX in 2009 then furthered her qualifications by becoming a solicitor in 2013.
The majority of Laura's career so far has been specialising in the area of law relating to Probate, Wills, Elderly client advice and Court of Protection/Office of the Public Guardian to include Lasting Powers of Attorneys and registering Enduring Powers of Attorney, also joining forces with a number of local Solicitors and charities such as Alzheimer's, Will Aid, Breakthrough Breast Cancer, Cancer Research UK and many others to raise funds through various Will schemes.
The majority of Laura's career so far has been specialising in the area of law relating to Probate, Wills, Elderly client advice and Court of Protection/Office of the Public Guardian to include Lasting Powers of Attorneys and registering Enduring Powers of Attorney, also joining forces with a number of local Solicitors and charities such as Alzheimer's, Will Aid, Breakthrough Breast Cancer, Cancer Research UK and many others to raise funds through various Will schemes.
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