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Carters Solicitors has been around a long time. Long enough to know how to deliver the first class friendly service that clients deserve. Clients can contact us in all of the usual ways, but being on the high street, means that Carters will always be able to provide face to face help and support to those who prefer it that way. Even apparently obvious or trifling clerical errors in a will or codicil may provide fertile ground for dispute and that is why it is so important.

If you are purchasing a property with a partner, friend, family member or anyone else, your solicitor is bound to ask you whether you intend to. Many divorcees feel that judges have given them a raw deal when dividing up marital assets. They may or may not be right about that but, . We're happy to report that the issue we have been experiencing with our telephone service has now been resolved.

Our office and all contacts are once. Please note that we are currently experiencing an issue with our telephone service meaning that you may be unable to reach us.
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Making and reviewing your Will is something that each and everyone of us should do periodically throughout our lives and certainly before it is too late.
Planning for the future is key to the advice and services we provide and Lasting Powers of Attorney are strongly recommended to all our clients.
Many of our clients require more complex solutions to their Wills and estate planning needs and at Carters our team of lawyers.
Making and reviewing your Will is something that each and everyone of us should do periodically throughout our lives and certainly before it is too late.
At Carters, we can assist and guide you through the process making it as painless and worry free as possible, and at an affordable price.
Our team of specialist lawyers have many years combined experience in providing the right advice to ensure that your wishes are carried out in the event of your death, something which cannot be guaranteed for those who choose not to make a Will.
What would happen to your assets and who would pay your bills if you were to lose mental capacity?
Planning for the future is key to the advice and services we provide and Lasting Powers of Attorney are strongly recommended to all our clients.
Lasting Powers of Attorney (LPA's) are the legal and recommended way to put in place suitable measures to protect your assets during your lifetime.
In the event of the loss of mental capacity without adequate provision having been made, your affairs cannot be administered on your behalf and even assets in joint accounts may become locked until a costly and sometimes lengthy application to the Court of Protection for an Order can be made.
The spiralling cost of residential care fees are a concern for the majority of people.
The state provides little support, and most are expected to meet the costs of their care in full, which can be as high as 600 per week and above in some situations.
Our specialist lawyers are able to assess and plan for this eventuality, providing no-nonsense advice specific to your circumstances.
There are many opportunities at different stages in life to reduce potential liability to residential care fees in the future, and such an assessment forms part of our unique free Wills and Estate Planning Report service.
At Carters we appreciate and understand the difficulties involved in losing a loved one.
Our specialist team of lawyers are here to assist in finalising the affairs and handling the administration of the estate when the time is right for you to proceed.
Although the process can be complex, our experienced team can bring the administration of an estate to a conclusion quickly, dealing with all aspects of the administration including taxation, payment of outstanding debts, selling properties, encashing investments and distributing the estate to the beneficiaries who are entitled in the circumstances.
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