Acorn’s Rising Star – Shannon Winslade
Somerset law firm Acorn Solicitors celebrates staff exam success. Shannon Winslade of Acorn Solicitors in Taunton has been a friendly face at the office for over four years now. Shannon works in our private […]
What is the Court of Protection?
What is the Court of Protection? The Court of Protection deals with the property, financial affairs and personal welfare of people who lack mental capacity to make decisions for themselves. […]
Free Wills For Charity
Our charity Will Weeks are running from 4th to the 8th June and 5th to the 9th November 2018. Once again Jill Sinclair and her son David Sinclair are generously writing Wills for […]
Choosing Your Conveyancer
Once you have chosen your house, you must then choose your conveyancer. It can be hard enough to find your ideal home – let alone find a conveyancer suitable for […]
Are you eligible for a Power of Attorney Refund?
Millions of people are due a refund from the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG). The OPG have overcharged applicants for registering their Lasting Power of Attorney. The Ministry of […]
“How long does it take to buy a house?”
How long does it take to buy a house is a question we get asked a lot. The simple answer is – we don’t know! The time it takes to […]
Concerns Over the Digitalisation of Lasting Powers of Attorney
*PRESS RELEASE* David Sinclair, Chair of Solicitors for the Elderly warns changes to Powers of Attorney may leave older and vulnerable people at risk Local solicitor, David Sinclair issues warning […]
Probate – Who, what, where & how?
Probate. It’s a bit confusing isn’t it? When do we need it, how do we apply for it? In this article we’ll look at the basics; a good place to […]
Why make a Will? Taunton Solicitors tell you why
Read why our Taunton Solicitors are urging your to make your Will. Making a Will is essential for most people and there are many reasons why people put it off. […]
Why do I need a Lasting Power of Attorney?
A Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) allows you to appoint someone to make decisions on your behalf in relation to your property and financial affairs and/or your health and welfare. […]