Welcome

Welcome to the latest issue of In Person we have had some lovely feedback from the first few editions.

In this issue we take a look at

• Personal Injury – How no win no fee agreements work
• Family – David Cameron’s promised tax breaks for married couples
• Property – Beware of cheap quotes - they may not turn out to be cheap
• Probate – Why using a solicitor could save you heartache and thousands of pounds.

I hope you find this newsletter informative and interesting if you do have any questions relating to any of the topics featured please contact a member of our team, alternatively visit our website for information on our full range services at www.clough-willis.co.uk.

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Shefali Talukdar

No Win No Fee Agreements: How Do They Work?

Chris Macwilliam

Everyone has heard about "No Win No Fee” Agreements but how exactly do they work? Read More>

DAVID CAMERON’S PROMISED TAX BREAKS FOR MARRIED COUPLES

Lee Marston

The government previously promised it would support the institution of marriage, then clearly to reflect that promise marriage should be encouraged by support in the tax system. Read More>

Cheap quotes may not turn out to be as cheap as you think

Dominique Oliviero

In the current property market, house sellers and buyers are keen to make savings wherever possible especially when it comes to legal fees. Read More>

The pitfalls of DIY Probate

Helen Webster

When a relative dies the increasing trend has been for the executors or administrators to deal with the estate administration themselves. Read More>

client testimonial

Over the last few years I have used the services of Clough & Willis in connection with several different matters.  Prior to that I had rather negative experiences with at least three other solicitors.  Now, however, I cannot recommend Clough & Willis too highly.

Mr Garner

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