How much do solicitors charge for a power of attorney?
Setting up a power of attorney (POA) is an important step in planning for the future, allowing someone you trust to make decisions on...
Is inheritance a marital asset? Advice from Ipswich Solicitors
When couples separate or divorce, questions about splitting assets often arise. One common area of confusion is whether an inheritance counts as a marital...
Need a document certified? Our lawyers can help
If you need an important document certified, you’ll have to use a qualified lawyer who is authorised to do so. At Bates Wells and...
Big divorce case highlights why intentions matter when giving money in a marriage
You might have seen news this week about a high-profile divorce case, Standish v Standish, which was decided by the Supreme Court on 2...
Can a solicitor be a witness for a Will?
When making a will, one of the most important steps is making sure it’s correctly signed and witnessed. At Bates Wells & Braithwaite, a...
Why divorce doesn’t necessarily mean the end of your financial ties
Many people don’t realise that divorce itself doesn’t end financial ties. Without a consent order, your ex could come back years later and make...
Do you need a survey when buying a home?
First of all, what is a property survey? A property survey (in the UK) is an inspection carried out by a qualified surveyor to...
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What is a consent order in divorce?
What is a consent order in divorce? If you’re going through a divorce, it’s natural to have questions about what happens next, especially when...